June Singer Bücher

'It is so deep and so rich and so lucid." — Anais Nin 'Certainly the very best introduction to Jung around ... A beautiful conceived and constructed book with a personal quality that is warm and lovely and rich ...' — Joseph Campbell 'In a way one might say that this book ought not to have been published, because it gives away the essential secrets of psychotherapy and is form the pen of one of the great masters of the art.' — Alan Watts [From back cover.]

Full of psychological & spiritual insights that speak to today's sexual confusion. Singer shows how a person can at once embrace complementary & contradictory attitudes toward sex & gender. Finally, she proposes a range of choices by which people can identify themselves, secure that the masculine/feminine interaction within each individual is not only normal, but the dynamic factor in their wholeness. Index. Bibliography. Notes. 12 illustrations. Part of the Jung on the Hudson Book Series.

Each of us lives a personal mythology, an inner drama that shapes our daily lives, influencing what we see, think, feel, and do, often without our awareness. This guide helps readers uncover their personal mythology through rituals, dreams, and imagination. It offers step-by-step exercises to examine and transform the myths that underpin our lives, starting from ancestral roots and expanding to a deeper connection with the universe's mysteries. Unlike many books that focus on destructive myths related to co-dependency or addictive relationships, this work emphasizes the transformation of these patterns into positive ones. By doing so, readers can break free from childhood and societal mythologies, gaining greater control over their previously predetermined behaviors. For over a decade, psychologists Feinstein and Krippner have successfully taught this system to thousands worldwide, originating from a research project at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. This book presents their unique approach to general readers for the first time, offering a practical system for applying mythological principles to individual psychology.

Most of us recognize a world of everyday practical reality and another beyond common knowledge, encompassing ideals, values, and the mysteries of the unknown. June Singer, drawing from her experiences as a Jungian psychoanalyst, invites us on an extraordinary journey into the invisible realms of mind and spirit that lie beyond the tangible. While we often inhabit the first world, we occasionally venture into the second, which can feel alienated from the first. This exploration offers ways to integrate both realms within ourselves, allowing them to coexist and enrich one another. Singer emphasizes that there is no single path to connect with the invisible world; rather, each individual can discover their own way to the inner kingdom and unlock the "doors of perception." Through the journeys of two distinct women, she illustrates how the invisible world reveals itself through dreams, fantasies, visionary experiences, human interactions, and solitude. Additionally, she explores how this realm is perceived through physical sciences, spiritual disciplines, and the psychology of the unconscious. Ultimately, she provides insights on integrating the visible and invisible aspects of our lives to achieve wholeness and address personal and global challenges creatively.