Man and His Symbols | 
pickThis is an interesting work of psychology. It‘s a collection of essays inspired by Jungian theories of the collective unconscious and dream symbolism. Of course, Jung‘s essay is the stand-out of the bunch. I listened to this but got the paperback to reference images and interpretations of art. Very interesting book!
pickA good introduction for those who are interested in Jungian Psychology. I should have read it earlier, as it gives you a new perspective on the unconscious. Jung, breakdown the unconscious into Personal and Collective Unconscious. The book also delves into ideas like Persona, Shadow, Psyche, Anima, and Animus.
Current audiobook.
I‘m taking a Mythology class right now and the amount Jungian reference has been interesting so I‘m reading this one on the side.
Starting this masterpiece. Someone said me that this is a great way to start Jung, I'm taking her word and hoping for the best!
"The dream should be treated as a fact, about which one must make no previous assumption except that it somehow makes sense."
- C. G. Jung
Trying my first true "book" post, using the #quotesynov17 prompt, #puzzle . Any other #jung readers out there? I'm really more of a fiction girl...
As myths play a great part in, particularly, superhero comic books, I'm considering throwing a little Jung into the mix. We'll see what happens.
