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9781570626197

Old Wise Woman A Study of Active Imagination

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  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-05-01
  • Publisher: Shambhala
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Summary

This book was one of the first works made available to a general readership on the subject of Active Imagination-a technique developed by C. G. Jung in which the imaginal world is entered deliberately while awake in order to gain self-knowledge and resolve conflicts. In it, Rix Weaver presents an account of her work of Active Imagination with one of her analysands-a process that began with a dream and yielded a personal myth, recounted here with amplification and commentary.

Author Biography

Rix Weaver was a Jungian analyst and a founder of the Analytical Psychology Club of Perth and the C. G. Jung Institute of Western Australia.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. vii
Introductionp. xi
Some Aspects of the Technique of Active Imaginationp. 1
The Individual Nature of Active Imaginationp. 23
The Beginning of the Myth: A Piece of Active Imagination with Commentary (The Old Man)p. 33
The Myth with Commentary continued (The Old Woman)p. 44
The Myth with Commentary continued (The Journey)p. 62
The Myth with Commentary continued (Tribulation)p. 76
The Myth with Commentary continued (The Attainment)p. 89
The Myth continued via the Medium of Clay Modeling (The Jewel)p. 104
Concluding Movements of the Fantasy with Comments (The Realization)p. 112
Some General Indications of the Fantasyp. 125
An Example of Active Imagination Following a Recurring Dreamp. 135
Some Questions Answeredp. 144
Glossaryp. 165
Bibliographyp. 169
Reference Informationp. 171
Additional Bibliographyp. 173
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