The not-yet-transformed God: depth psychology and the individual religious experience

Nicolas-Hays: Distributed to the trade by Samuel Weiser (1998)
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Is there a fundamental human tendency to believe in something larger than the small, personal life? Janet Dallett discusses some of Jung's most complex ideas to allow readers to feel synchronicity, individuation and numinosity. Grounded in scientific observation and an understanding of the psyche, Dallett's true stories are drawn from case histories and her own experiences.

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BF175.4.R44.D35 1998

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