The Active Imagination

Focusing on the innovative psychotherapeutic technique of active imagination, this book presents C. G. Jung's 1931 seminar that explores how individuals can consciously engage with their fantasies through artistic expression. Jung illustrates the connection between these creative outputs and the individuation process, drawing parallels with Eastern esoteric traditions like Tantrism and Kundalini Yoga. The lectures provide valuable insights into Jung's theories, emphasizing the significance of active imagination in modern art therapy and its roots in his earlier self-analysis documented in the Red Book.