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Libraryworking List The C G Jung Society of Queensland Library List AUTHOR TITLE Abrams J Ed. Reclaiming The Inner Child Adler, G Jaffe, A Selected Letters of CG Jung, 1909-1961 Allan J & Bertoia J Written Paths to Healing Allione, T Women of Wisdom Ammann, R Healing & Transformation in Sandplay Armstrong, K English Mystics of the 14th Century, The Avens, R Imagination is Reality New Gnosis, The Blair, D Jung: A Biography Baynes, H G Mythology of the Soul Bedi, A Path to the Soul Awakening theSlumbering Goddess Retire your Family Karma Beer, B Mystics Yesterday and Today: The Love that Connects Us All Bell, D Daughters of the Dreaming Bly, R Iron John: A Book About Men Bly, R & Woodman, M Maiden King, The Boer, C Trans. Homeric Hymns, The Bond, D Archetype of Renewal Bosnak, R Little Course in Dreams, A Tracks in the Wilderness of Dreaming Breaux, C Journey Into Consciousness Brinton - Perera, S Scapegoat Complex, The: Towards a Mythology of Shadow and Guilt Descent to the Goddess Browne, L Many Faces of Coincidence, The Burland, CA Magical Arts, The: A Short History Caldwell, C Getting our Bodies Back Campbell, J Creative Mythology: The Masks of God Hero With a Thousand Faces, The Campbell, J Ed. Spirit and Nature, Papers from Eranos Yearbooks, 01 The Mysteries, Papers from Eranos Yearbooks, 02 Man and Time, Papers from Eranos Yearbooks, 03 Man and Transformation, Papers from Eranos Yearbooks, 05 Carotenuto, A Eros and Pathos: Shades of Love and Suffering Clark, J In Search of Jung: Historical and Philosophical Enquiries Claxton, G Beyond Therapy: Impact of Eastern Religions on Psychological Theory & Practice Clift, WB Jung and Christianity Clift, JD & WB Hero Journey in Dreams, The Clift, JD & WB Symbols of Transformation in Dreams Conger, JP Jung & Reich: The Body as Shadow Cook ,B & E, San Roque, C Story about Intjartnama LIBRARIAN: MARIE MAKINSON – LIST CURRENT AS AT: AUGUST 2017 Covitz, J Family Curse, The: Emotional Child Abuse Visions of the Night: Jungian and Ancient Dream Interpretation Cowan, L Masochism Crawford, T Secret Life of Money, The: How Money Can Be Food for the Soul Cremen, S Becoming: A Personal Chapter in the Biography of the Sacred Feminine Diva Goddess Speaks, The Douglas, C Translate This Darkness: The Life of Christiana Morgan Dourley, JP Strategy for a loss of Faith: Jung's Proposal Dunne, C Carl Jung: Wounded Healer of the Soul Edinger, E Aion lectures Archetype of the Apocalypse: Divine Vengeance, Terrorism and the End of the World Christian archetype, The Encounter with the Self: Blake’s Illustrations of the Book of Job Goethe's Faust : Notes for a Jungian Commentary Mysterium lectures Mystery of the Coniunctio: Alchemical Image of Individuation Science of the Soul Transformation of the God Image: An Elucidation of Jung's Answer to Job Ego and Self Ego and Archetype Eliade, M Myths Dreams and Mysteries Rites & Symbols of Initiation Erikson, E Childhood and Society Fenichel, O Psychoanalytic Theory of Neurosis, The Fihelly, S Spasmodic Ramblings of a Left Brain/Right Brain Severe Dyslexic Fordham, F An Introduction to Jung's Psychology Fordham, M Children as Individuals: An Analytical Psychologist's Study of Child Development Formaini, H (compiled by) Landmarks: Papers by Jungian Analysts from Australia & NZ Freud, A Ego and the Mechanisms of Defence, The Fromm, E Fear of Freedom, The Fromm-Reichmann, F Principles of Intensive Psychotherapy Furth, G Secret world of Drawings, The: A Jungian approach to Healing through Art Gallegos, E S Animals of the Four Winds: Integrating Thinking Sensing Feeling & Imagery Little Ed & Golden Bear Personal Totem Pole, The Gardner, R Rainbow Serpent: Bridge to Consciousness Gombrich, EH Story of Art, The Guenon, R Symbolism of the Cross, The LIBRARIAN: MARIE MAKINSON – LIST CURRENT AS AT: AUGUST 2017 Guggenbuhl-Craig, A Eros on Crutches Marriage Dead or Alive Power in the Helping Professions Hall, J Jungian Dream Interpretation: Handbook of Theory & Practice Jungian experience: analysis and individuation Hannah, B Encounters with the Soul: Active Imagination: As Developed by C G Jung Striving Towards Wholeness Inner Journey: Essays on Jungian Psychology Harding, ME Parental Image The I and the Not I The way of all Women Harper, R Psychoanalysis & Psychotherapy 36 Systems Harris, J Jung and Yoga Hayman, R Life of Jung, The Henderson, J Thresholds of Initiation Hill, G Masculine & Feminine Hillman, J Dream and the Underworld, The Healing Fiction Soul's Code, The: In Search of Character & Calling Hillman, J & Ventura, M We've had a Hundred Years of Psychotherapy and the World's Getting Worse Hollis, J Creating a Life: Finding Your Individual Path Middle passage, The On this Journey we call our Life Swamplands of the Soul Under Saturn's Shadow: The Wounding and Healing of men Homer Odyssey, The Hopcke, R Guided Tour of the Collected Works of C G Jung, A Horney, K Neurosis & Human Growth Hoult, J Dragons: Their History & Symbolism Hubback J People Who do Things to Each Other Hudson, JR Natural Spirituality: Recovering the Wisdom Tradition in Christianity Hyde, M & McGuinness, M Jung for Beginners Jackson, E Food & Transformation; Imagery & Symbolism of Eating Jackson, G Living Room Mysteries: Patterns of Male Intimacy Secret Lore of Gardening,The: Patterns of Male Intimacy Jacobi, J Complex Archetype Symbol Psychology of CG Jung, The Way of Individuation,The Jacobi, J & Hull, RFC Ed. CG Jung: Psychological Reflections: A New Anthology of His Writings 1905-1961 Jacoby, M Analytic Encounter, The Longing for Paradise Jaffe, A From the Life & Work of C G Jung Myth of Meaning, The LIBRARIAN: MARIE MAKINSON – LIST CURRENT AS AT: AUGUST 2017 Johnson, RA Ecstasy: Understanding the Psychology of Joy He: Understanding Masculine Psychology Inner Work: Using Dreams & Active Imagination for Personal Growth (2copies) Owning Your Own Shadow She: Understanding Feminine Psychology Transformation: Understanding the Three Levels of Masculine We:Understanding the Psychology of Romantic Love Jung, CG Collected Works: Volumes 1-20 Aion: Researches into the Phenomenology of the Self, - Vol 09 ii (2 copies) Alchemical Studies, Vol 13 Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious, Vol 09 i C G Jung Speaking: Interviews & Encounters Dreams Man and his Symbols Mandala Symbolism (2 copies) Memories Dreams Reflections (2 copies) Modern Man in Search of a Soul On the Nature of the Psyche (2 Copies) Psychology and Religion: West and East, Vol 11 Symbols of Transformation, Vol 5 Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle The Red Book Uber die Psychologie des Unbewussten Zofingia Lectures, The Jung, CG & Kerenyi, C Essays on a Science of Mythology Jung, E Animus & Anima Kalff, D Sandplay: A Psychotherapeutic Approach to the Psyche Kerenyi, C Hermes Guide of Souls Keyes, M Inward Journey: Art as Therapy Koltuv, BB Weaving Woman Lao, Tze Tao Te Ching Legge, J Trans. I Ching: The Book of Changes Leonard, L On the Way to the Wedding Witness to the Fire Levi-Strauss, C Totemism Marshall, J Ed. Depth Psychology, Disorder and Climate Change Masselos, M Music the Healer Mattoon, M Understanding Dreams Archetype of Anxiety in a Split World May, R Meaning of Anxiety, The McConeghey, H Art and Soul McNeely, Deldon, A Animus Aeternus Touching: Body Therapy & Depth Psychology Mellick, J Art of Dreaming, The: Tools for Creative Dream Work LIBRARIAN: MARIE MAKINSON – LIST CURRENT AS AT: AUGUST 2017 Meredith, M E Secret Garden, The: Temenos for Individuation Miller, A For Your Own Good Mindell, A Dreambody: The Body’s Role in Revealing the Self River’s Way: The Process Science of the Dreambody Moacanin, R Jung's Psychology & Tibetan Buddhism Monick, E Castration & Male Rage: The Phallic Wound Phallos: Sacred Image of the Masculine Mooney, L F Storming Eastern Temples Moore, T Care of the Soul: A Guide for Cultivating Depth & Sacredness in Everyday Life Dark Eros Soul's Religion, The Nell, R Use of Dreams in Couple Counselling: A Jungian Perspective Neumann, E Amor & Psyche Art & The Creative Unconscious Origins & History of Consciousness The Child The Great Mother Noll, R Aryan Christ O'Connor, P Beyond the Mist Dreams and the Search for Meaning Inner Man: Men, Myths & Dreams Understanding Jung Understanding the Mid-Life Crisis Oliver, P The Track Back Paris G Pagan Grace Pattis Zoja, E Ed. 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