Jung: Interpreting Your Dreams

by James A. Hall

Every night you receive messages from the deepest recesses of your subconscious you dream. But often these messages are cloaked in mysterious symbols and imagery. Only by learning to understand and interpret these can you take full advantage of the knowledge and power hidden within your dreams.

Now, for the first time on audio, here is a comprehensive perspective of the Jungian approach to an easily understandable and useful exploration of Jungian dream interpretation.

Genres: Psychology

32 pages, Audio Cassette

First published January 15, 1989

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[Kinga · Rating 2 out of 5]

It is a short listen. I know more about Jung than I did before listening to the book.
Jung's theories tend to shake me up - I am reeling for days afterwards - independent of who speaks or writes about him.

Jung was one strange dude. He really didn't catch on to modernism. He might have stepped straight on to post-modernism from rationalism.
I think.