1Preface
2013. Dream Analysis in Jungian Psychology: Exercise: Keeping a Dream Journal
21. Carl Jung’s Early Life and Influences
2114. Symbols and Symbolism: The Language of the Unconscious
32. The Break with Freud: Divergence in Psychoanalytic Thought
2215. Synchronicity: Meaningful Coincidences
43. Foundations of Analytical Psychology
2316. Active Imagination: Engaging with the Unconscious: Exercise: Dialogue with a Symbol
54. The Structure of the Psyche: Consciousness and the Unconscious
2417. Alchemy and Transformation in Jung’s Work
65. The Collective Unconscious: Exercise: Archetype Collage
2518. Mythology and the Collective Unconscious
76. Archetypes: Universal Symbols of the Collective Unconscious: Exercise: Identifying Personal Archetypes
2619. The Hero’s Journey Archetype: Exercise: Writing Your Own Hero’s Journey
87. The Persona and the Shadow: Dual Aspects of the Self: Exercise: Dialogue with the Shadow
2720. The Wise Old Man Archetype
98. Anima and Animus: The Inner Gender Opposites
2821. The Archetypes of the Mother and the Child
109. The Self Archetype and the Mandala
2922. Jung's Concept of Complexes and Psychological Projection
1110. The Individuation Process: A Journey Toward Wholeness
3023. The Transcendent Function: Bridging the Conscious and the Unconscious: Exercise: Creative Expression of Opposites
1211. Psychological Types: Introversion and Extraversion
3124. Enantiodromia and Psychological Inflation
1312. The Four Psychological Functions: Thinking, Feeling, Sensing, Intuiting
3225. Jung’s Exploration of Eastern Philosophies
14Rational Functions: Thinking and Feeling
3326. Religion and Spirituality in Jungian Psychology
15Perceptive Functions: Sensing and Intuition
3427. Art and Creativity in Jungian Theory
16Dynamic Interplay Between Functions
3528. Jung’s Contribution to Personality Assessment
17Functions and Orientation: Introversion and Extraversion
3629. Science and the Paranormal: Jung’s Investigations
18Toward Integration
3730. The Legacy of Carl Jung: Impact on Psychology and Beyond
19The Value of Understanding
38The EndAbout the Author