Images from Tibetan art : a folio collection of eight reproductions for coloring and meditation, with an essay and commentaries by Frederic Spiegelberg and additional commentaries by C.G. Jung.
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TextSan Francisco Lodestar Press Intro. essay c1972Description: 5p.; ill. [8 plates]Content type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
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Reference to Jung in introductory essay (p 3); no commentary is actually attributed to him.
Introductory essay. 8 plates
'All these pictures are eilther helps for meditation, or charms to conjure up superhuman powers. Some are medical in character. None are to be understood as art for art's sake....The most important pictures represent Mandalas with the power to integrate the contemplating disciple with the whole of Being in a Cosmic harmony.' --p.2
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