Jung’s Map of the Soul
by Murray Stein
This book offers a smart, well-written overview of the inner world in complex (or depth) psychology.
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Inner Work
by Robert A. Johnson
An excellent guide for beginning and intermediate practitioners of active imagination. ⎋ book link
Memories, Dreams, Reflections
by Carl Jung
Part myth and part memoir, this fascinating read details Jung’s life and the development of his psychological model. ⎋ book link
No Bad Parts
by Richard Schwartz
An overview of the Internal Family Systems model of multiplicity which trusts firmly in the psychic reality of inner selves. ⎋ book link
An Infinite Mind
Resources and annual conference for those affected by Dissociative Identity / Multiple Personality. ⎋ web link
International Association for the Study of Dreams
An organization of professionals and interested dreamers from around the world. ⎋ web link
The Universe in Consciousness
by Bernardo Kastrup
Bernardo Kastrup’s paper, The Universe in Consciousness,
offers an intriguing new model of cosmology and consciousness.
The universe, he theorizes, resembles a dissociated psyche, and we, the individuals living in it, are its alters — essentially, complexes.
This theory opens doors for exciting interdisciplinary explorations of complex psychology. For the original paper, visit the link below.
For a more accessible version, try the article from Scientific American.
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