The Secret Language of Symbols: A Visual Key to Symbols and Their MeaningsIn this highly readable and vividly illustrated book, best-selling author David Fontana traces the origins of hundreds of symbols and symbol systems that have impacted human culture, art, history, literature, and even dreams. From chakras and the I Ching to the tarot and the zodiac, from mythical beasts to magical numbers, these are the symbols that shape consciousness. Visual artists, students, and soul searchers of every stripe will want to deepen their knowledge of these intriguing icons. Now in a compact and handy size, its more practical than ever for both reference and inspiration. |
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According to the Swiss psychologist and psychotherapist Carl Jung , symbols generate themselves from the unconscious as a spontaneous expression of some deep inner power of which we are aware but Introduction which we cannot fully ...
According to the Swiss psychologist and psychotherapist Carl Jung , symbols generate themselves from the unconscious as a spontaneous expression of some deep inner power of which we are aware but Introduction which we cannot fully ...
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... are of universal significance , but also that symbolism plays an important part in the psychic processes JUNG AND THE ALCHEMISTS Jung believed that alchemical symbols could be powerful expressions of the collective unconscious .
... are of universal significance , but also that symbolism plays an important part in the psychic processes JUNG AND THE ALCHEMISTS Jung believed that alchemical symbols could be powerful expressions of the collective unconscious .
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Jung believed the human psyche - the sum of conscious and unconscious mental activity – to have a real and discernible structure . Consciousness comprises the thoughts and actions under the control of the will .
Jung believed the human psyche - the sum of conscious and unconscious mental activity – to have a real and discernible structure . Consciousness comprises the thoughts and actions under the control of the will .
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According to Jung , an individual is psychologically “ healthy ” when the conscious and unconscious minds are in dynamic balance . He held that psychic energy ( the “ life - force ” ) flowed from the unconscious to the conscious to ...
According to Jung , an individual is psychologically “ healthy ” when the conscious and unconscious minds are in dynamic balance . He held that psychic energy ( the “ life - force ” ) flowed from the unconscious to the conscious to ...
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Jung's belief that archetypal symbols can be used to explore the boundaries between the conscious and unconscious The Jungian View mind had an important influence on his clinical techniques . He analyzed the symbols in the dreams of his ...
Jung's belief that archetypal symbols can be used to explore the boundaries between the conscious and unconscious The Jungian View mind had an important influence on his clinical techniques . He analyzed the symbols in the dreams of his ...
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | David Fontana |
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| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Chronicle Books, 2003 |
| ISBN | 0811838218, 9780811838214 |
| ¤ÇÒÁÂÒÇ | 320 ˹éÒ |
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