Modern woman in search of soul : a Jungian guide to the visible and invisible worlds

Originally published: Seeing through the visible world. San Francisco: Harper & Row, c1990.. First published in 1998 by Nicolas-Hays.

Part 1 - Astride two worlds. 1 Two worlds: one visible, one invisible. 2 Limitations of the visible world. 3 Opening to the invisible world. Part 2 - Touching the mysteries. 4 Frontiers of science. 5 In the beginning there was chaos. 6 Gnosis--another kind of knowledge. 7 The apocalypse and the messiah. 8 The kingdom of the spirit. 9 Psychology encounters the new paradigm. Part 3 - Dancing in both worlds. 10 Acquiring tools for contacting the invisible world. 11 Finding the marvelous in the mundane. 12 The unfolding of the invisible world. 13 The perilous path. 14 The two in one

'...follows two very different women to demonstrate the interweaving of woman's inner experience with activities in the world outside herself. We see how every woman can learn to recognize the clues by which the invisible world--a world that encompasses ideals, values, and most of all, the mysteries of the not-yet-known or the unknowable--reveals itself to human understanding through dreams and fantasy, visionary experiences, human interactions, and the depths of solitude. Singer reveals how the invisible world is viewed objectively by the physical and biological sciences, traditional and Gnostic spiritual disciplines, and the psychology of the unconscious. She then suggests how to integrate the visible and invisible in our lives to recover a sense of wholeness and find creative answers to personal and global problems.'

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