Jung #1

* Libido- a creative life energy

   * Unconscious 

  * Personal – complexes

  * mother complex, father complex

  * Collective (inborn; The History of Humanity)

  * Archetypes – Universal thought forms,           psychic images (predispositions)

       * child, sun, earth, savior, father, mother

  * Instincts

*The self archetype

Jung #2

                   Thinking

                        /

    Sensation   - Ego  -  Intuition > Myers-

                         /                      Briggs 

                    Feeling

Jung #3

a) Archetypes     ----  Persona & Shadow

                               Anima & Animus

b) Dreams as indicators of lack of balance

Jung #4

a) Word association test 

b) Interpretation of dreams:  Messages in the form       of archetypes (symbols) from the collective       unconscious

c)  Interpretations of:  

  Doodles – “Man and His Symbols”

  All creative activity:  Writing, Journals, Art, Music

d)  Interpretation of visions

e)  Synchronicity:  coincidences betray hidden connections between experiences that seem disconnected

  e.g., the correspondence between birth signs   (astrology) and choice of a marriage partner

Jung #5

a) Jungian Analysis 

  1. Confession: 

      - Free association

      - Catharsis: dreams (dream sequence), fantasies, &   creative activities

  2. Education       

      - Amplification of dreams

      - Active imagination

  3. Individuation  

      - Resolution of transference (less directive)

      - Development of the self archetype by encouraging   individuation & development of balance between   conscious & unconscious

Jung #6

Self-realization – acceptance of parts of the self   projected toward the “enemy”

  A.  Represented by the Mandala symbol – striving        toward wholeness

         Cross   Sun wheel   Atom   Yin Yang

Jung #7

a) Self Analysis- the dream sequence & clearing the      
    mind- to be open to visions, also active imagination

  b) Archival Research- studying the writings of the
    alchemists & myths of different cultures & religion

  c) Behavior Observation 

   - Psychotics
   - Native-American medicine men

  d) Associations to Verbal Stimuli