Foundational process-oriented psychology text linking dreams, body symptoms, and myths to personal development and self-understanding.
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Foundational process-oriented psychology text linking dreams, body symptoms, and myths to personal development and self-understanding.
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Written in 1982, this volume introduced the world to process-oriented psychology and the concept of meaningful connections between nighttime dreams, myths, and body experiences. Mindell traces attitudes toward the body in both Eastern and Western thought, then builds on Jungian theory to demonstrate that our bodies and our dreams carry valuable information that can assist us on our path of personal development
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Brief therapeutic discussion of addiction in process work
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Taoism, Eastern and Western spiritual thought, mythic patterns
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