
Dream Re-Entry & Exploration - Active Imagination
by Max Chegwyn
Working with dreams often forms a primary part of Jungian analysis and can play a pivotal role in anyone's investigation into themselves. Dreams often form a compensatory role to our conscious attitude, and can provide great insights into the nature of our minds and the direction of our lives, where we might be going off track, and where we might be having conflict with ourselves and the world around us. Carl Jung recommended using dreams as the 'seed' for active imagination. There are many seeds that can be used, but working with dreams, given the emotional charge that often accompanies them, and the direct reflection of the dynamics of our minds, can be a particularly useful entry point into active imagination.
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