A Jungian psychologist explores joy and ecstasy through the Dionysus myth, urging readers to reclaim repressed spiritual vitality.
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A Jungian psychologist explores joy and ecstasy through the Dionysus myth, urging readers to reclaim repressed spiritual vitality.
THE RENOWNED JUNGIAN PSYCHOLOGIST AND AUTHOR OF 'TRANSFORMATION' AND 'OWNING YOUR OWN SHADOW' BRINGS THE HIDDEN GIFT OF ECSTASY BACK INTO OUR LIVES. Robert A. Johnson has taken tens of thousands of readers on spiritual and psychological journeys
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Sensual versus sensuous experience discussed in mythic, psychological terms
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Wine and intoxication referenced through Dionysian mythology
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Dionysus myth central; spiritual ecstasy and Western religion themes
No fantasy magic present
Active imagination, dreamwork, and ritual as psychological practices
Critique of Western corporate culture repressing ecstatic impulse
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