Inner Work Library
CATALOG of excerpts retrieved through bibliomantic process
Jungian, Post-Jungian, and Archetypal psychologies — Psychoanalysis, Alchemy, Mysticism, Myth & Fairy Tale, Phenomenology and Hermeneutics
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- Abraham H. Maslow 1
- Adam McLean 1
- Alfred Ribi 1
- Ana Mozol 3
- Andre Green 1
- Andrew D. CHumbley 1
- Andrew Samuels 1
- Antonio Damasio 1
- Arnold Mindell 1
- Automatic Writing 1
- Barbara Black Koltuv 1
- Barbara Hannah 4
- Barbara Stevens Sullivan 3
- Becca Tarnas 2
- Betty de Shong Meador 1
- C.A. Meier 1
- Carl Jung 11
- Carlo Ginzburg 2
- Carol S. Pearson 1
- Christine Downing 3
- Christopher Bollas 1
- Clara Mucci 1
- Clarissa Pinkola Estes 1
- Connie Zweig 1
- David Miller 1
- Depth Psychology 1
- Diane Purkiss 1
- Donald Kalsched 5
- Dr. Ed Santana 1
- Ed Casey 1
- Eduardo Duran 2
- Edward Casey 2
- Edward Edinger 6
- Elinor Dickson 4
- Emma Jung 1
- Erel Shalit 1
- Erich Neumann 1
- Erik Goodwyn 1
- Ernst Cassirer 1
- Esther Harding 1
- Evan Thompson 1
- G W Russell - A.E. 1
- Ginette Paris 1
- Hans Dieter Betz 1
- Heinz Weiss 1
- Helen Shulman 1
- Helene Foley 2
- Henry Corbin 1
- Irene Claremont de Castillejo 1
- James A Hall 1
Interview with Marian Dunlea
Jungian Analyst Marian Dunlea and I discuss her latest book BodyDreaming. She shares a bit of her history with Marion Woodman’s work…
BODYDREAMING in the Treatment of Developmental Trauma
In BodyDreaming we may become aware of the relativity of our ego in relation to a growing intimation of a larger consciousness or reality inclusive of the world both within and without…
Anima : An Anatomy of a Personified Notion
James Hillman on the Anima as a Personified Notion…
Interview with Becca Tarnas
Becca Tarnas author of Journey into the Imaginal Realm: A Reader's Guide to J R R Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings, and I discuss the curious overlaps between Tolkien's visionary process and that of Jung's in The Red Book…
Journey to the Imaginal Realm
“Beginning in Dec. 1911, JRR Tolkien began making an unusual series of sketches that he came to call ‘Ishnesses.’ The word Ishness refers to the symbolic and imaginal quality of these drawings…”
Mundus Imaginalis
Mundus Imaginalis: or the imaginary and the imaginal by Henry Corbin (out of print) has had an immense influence on Jungian psychoanalysis and depth psychology…
Interview with Dr. Mark Winborn
Mark and I discuss his work and perspectives on Jungian analysis as they relate to interpretation within the analytic relationship…
Interpretation in Jungian Analysis: Art and Technique
This book has been a valuable resource for me as I walk through the forest of various perspectives and beliefs in the field of psychoanalysis and Jungian psychology…
Alchemy & Kabbalah from within Depth Psychology Stack
The word 'laboratory' is itself an expression of this unification; it contains both the Latin word 'laborare' (to work) and 'orare' (to pray)…
Archetypal Symbols in Fairytales: The Profane and Magical Worlds.
The first Volume of the collected works of the High Priestess of Analytical Psychology (classical Jungian), Marie-Louise Von Franz…
Astrology within Archetypal Psychology Stack
It strikes me as significant, particularly in regard to our hypothesis of a multiple consciousness and its phenomena…
Active Imagination Stack
Post 1 of 3 on requested psychoanalytical source text on Active Imagination, Kundalini, Astrology, Alchemy and Kabbalah as symbol systems…