What does a Jungian Pagan spiritual practice look like? So far, on this blog, my writing has been highly abstract. I'd like to get does to the practical side of things now.
A Jungian spiritual practice may take many forms. What all of these forms have in common is that they bring together the rational conscious mind with the non-rational unconscious mind. Dreamwork, for example, is not just dreaming, but upon waking, analyzing the dream and integrating the unconscious contents into one's conscious life.
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I'll have to find my other resources. I wonder if it was one of Aidan Kelly's books that I found it in. I also have somewhere a
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Thanks. Please do let me know what you turn up. John
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Thank you - very clear, instructive article - so useful. You take great care to state that active imagination is different to luci
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I have only done journeying once. I would think that with an effective guide, one who led you to your unconscious rather than pro
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Thanks for putting this succinctly ie good journeying is being led into one's unconscious but most related exercises involve proje