The healing influence of active imagination in a specific case of neurosis; a human document with an introduction by Barbara Hannah
Material type: TextZurich Privately printed and copyrighted by Schippert & Co. 1963Description: 128pContent type:- text
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Part 1. 1 Introduction to the case. 2 Initial "conversations". 3 Interpretation of a great vision. 4 Deep plunges into the unconscious. 5 Developments. 6 A sojourn in a spiritual world. Part 2. 7 A series of five drawings. 8 Complimentary drawings
From Barbara Hannah's introduction: The ways of doing active imagination are exceedingly varied and individual but the two most usual methods are the visual and auditory. Anna Marjula practised both of these methods. In the visual method, which she used first, she held fast what she saw in pictures, a few of which appear in Part Two....Moreover, in my opinion, she achieved an unusually high level of active imagination in these conversations, a level which takes an unusual amount of work, concentration, honesty, courage, and self-criticism to attain.
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