When the Spirits Come Back

Studies in Jungian Psychology by Jungian Analysts #33

by Janet O. Dallett

WRITTEN BY JANET O. DALLETT.!!!A JUNGIAN ANALYST EXAMINES HERSELF

Genres: Psychology

160 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1988

Reviews

[Matthew Conquergood · Rating 5 out of 5]

My human experiences of a bi-polar nature are normal and can be linked with cyclic natures inherent to Terra Madre, to the Terra Munde, and to my own lost soul. It became clearer to me that much of the tremendous chaos visited upon my consciousness at certain times of the year are a reflection of my own spirit nature awakened and alive, with nothing but a cage of ancient dogmas and outright lies to offer it form. This book helped birth new understanding of my Self as a spiritual creature suffering from a spiritual dis-ease, not a "mental" one. Highly recommended if other people think you, too, are crazy. Cheers.

[Tylor Lovins · Rating 5 out of 5]

The best Jungian work I have read. Nobody among the “Jungians” has gotten closer to his spirit than Janet O. Dallett.

[JP]

The book is a biography of the author because she involved herself with Joe.
She loved to register an entire episode of love through this book.. Very boring
The book is crap, except for a few pages of four jung biographies that it has damaged the jung archetype by reviewing the dark side of jung by Paul J Stern.
Its throwing paint on a portrait..
Very average book!