A Jungian psychological study, showing how the legend reflects not only fundamental human problems but also the dramatic psychic events which form the background of our Christian culture. 1986, some marking to front cover otherwise bright clean copy

THE Grail Legend

Politics & Social Sciences

Jung, Emma & Marie-Louise von Franz

Social Sciences

Sigo Press

Dr. Furth "investigates the use of drawings as a viable aid in counseling" emotionally disturbed and terminally ill children and adults."--Cover. "These techniques for using drawings to explore the unconscious have been developed over many decades by Carl Jung's student Susan Bach, and by Gregg Furth and others ... Like Jung, I believe that the mind has available to it the experience of all previous life. This is why people sometimes dream in languages consciously unknow to them, or in a universal language of symbols whose meaning they do not know when awake."

The Secret World of Drawings: Healing Through Art

Gregg M. Furth

Arts & Photography

Operation Redemption: A Vision of Hope in an Age of Turmoil

Willis Harman

Philosophy

This seminal text by the founder of sandplay therapy offers clinicians and students a foundational account of the workings and practice of this therapy. Through simple but elegant narratives of actual casework, Kalff articulates her theoretical understanding of how sandplay therapy heals and transforms the psyche. Dr. Martin Kalff, the author€™s son, provides a new introduction in which he shares original historical material about his mother and her development of the sandplay therapy method. A comprehensive index and tables of illustrations and references are included for ease of study and understanding.

Sandplay: A Psychotherapeutic Approach to the Psyche

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Kalff, Dora M.

Psychology & Counseling

An erudite yet accessible treatise on the subject. Translated by David N. Roscoe. This is Volume Three of a four-volume series, The Psychology of C.G. Jung. Black cloth binding, 128 pages including Appendix, Notes, Bibliography, and Index. Publisher: Sigo Press, 1989. Hardcover.

Consciousness (Psychology of C.g. Jung) (English and German Edition)

C. A. Meier

Dreams of a woman: An analyst's inner journey

MOON, Sheila

The Longing for Paradise: Psychological Perspectives on Archetype

Jacoby, Mario

A classic in the field of dream analysis, The Dream: The Vision of the Night is a collection of essays, lectures, and vignettes by Max Zeller whose career included a law degree, a brief imprisonment in a Nazi Concentration Camp, study at the Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland, and thirty years of in-depth work as a Jungian analyst.  In the eighteen pieces of this collection, Zeller intersperses theoretical writings, compassionate and incisive case studies, and powerful, almost haiku-like reminiscences of certain incidences in his life, from his meetings with C.G. Jung to his impressions of life in pre-war Nazi Germany.  The Dream: The Vision of the Night is the best example of amplification of Jungian principles that can be found. Neither pure research nor pure memoir, the collection is an affective combination of both, and as such best portrays the spirit of its author: always restless and searching, always compassionate and open-minded, and above all, always fascinated by the mystery and power of our dreams.

The dream: The vision of the night

Max Zeller

L2 Paperback 1989 232p. 9.00x6.00x0.75 Soul abandoned; Psychotherapy and incest; the question of hysteria; Epilepsy and more.

Recovering From Incest Imagination and the Healing Process

Kane, Evangeline

It is not easy to answer the question of what the Black Madonna actually represents. One answer leads to more questions, which, in turn, demand more explanations. Still, she reflects herself in our personal and collective lives and gives intimations of her most essential meaning through images, myths, dreams, and fantasies. If we are willing to receive and be open to such phenomena, we might not only learn what she could represent, but we could also experience the healing force she embodies in our time. Throughout history, this darker aspect of the feminine has been both feared and sought after, both hated and admired. The Black Madonna of Einsiedeln stands among the many Black Virgins that seem to imagistically express this dark side of the feminine in a creative transformational manner for both the individual and the collective. Beginning with a history of the Einsiedeln Madonna, Dr. Gustafson broadens his analysis into a psychological and historical examination of the Black Madonna, from her roots in the pagan deity Lilith and the archetype of the Great Mother, to her resurgence as the Virgin in the Middle Ages, to her life today as the unheeded, unconscious archetype of the feminine.

The Black Madonna

Fred Gufstafson

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