Shadow Work: Healing The Hidden Self (Carl Jung)

Carl Gustav Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist and doctor (1875-1961). Founder of analytical psychology and an influential thinker, Jung dedicated his life to clinical practice as well as the development of psychological theories. He was a pioneer of depth psychology. He is credited with, among other things, the concepts of the "shadow," the "collective unconscious," "archetypes," "individuation," "psychological types," "complexes," "active imagination," "psychic determinism," and "synchronicity." This book aims to bring together a collection of articles written from personal notes taken over the years during my work on my shadow. The texts address shadow, self-sabotage, addiction, creativity, solitude, ego, authenticity, etc. They are not grouped by theme on purpose. They are intentionally presented in disarray to alternate between subjects and also to introduce the necessary repetition involved in the demanding work that is shadow work.

Remember, you are more than you think you are.