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onlinelibrary.wiley.comThe Analysis of a Catastrophic Dream and The Hypertrophy of Modern Consciousness
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onlinelibrary.wiley.comSynchronicity in Post-Jungian Astrology: A Cosmological Quest
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onlinelibrary.wiley.comJung’s Theory of Dreaming and the Findings of Empirical and Clinical Dream Research
James Croall • Dreaming to Become Awake
Dreaming to Become Awake
In The Out-of-Body Experience I suggested a perceptual model of reality whereby human beings, and probably all conscious animals, exist in two states of awareness. There is the “waking state” – that is, the perceptual world shared by other consciousnesses and proven to be consistent and real by the simple fact that other consciousnesses seem to
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Suzi Travis • How Science Thinks about Consciousness
It is for this reason that sleep paralysis is also known as a “night-mare”. The word mare comes from the same root as the German Mahr and the Old Norse mara, referring to a supernatural being that lies on peoples’ chests at night. It is thought that the original source of the word mare is the Indo-European word mar which means to pound, bruise or
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dreams present a fresh perspective. The dream maker’s views can differ radically from our conscious mind’s opinions and values. Jung said dreams are “invariably seeking to express something that the ego does not know and does not understand.”