Dreamwalker

What This Book Covers

1. Chapter One - The Watchmaker’s Son
2. Chapter Two - The Mirror and the Master
3. Chapter Three - The Break
4. Chapter Four - The Painted Mind
5. Chapter Five - Mapping the Myth
6. Chapter Six - The Alchemist of the Mind
7. Chapter Seven - Synchronicity and the Pattern Behind the Pattern
8. Chapter Eight - Dreams as Navigation Tools
9. Chapter Nine - The Mirror and the Mask
10. Chapter Ten - Becoming Whole
11. Chapter Eleven - The Shadow He Left Behind

Excerpt

CHAPTER ONE The Watchmaker’s Son CARL GUSTAV JUNG was born on July 26, 1875, in the quiet Swiss village of Kesswil, nestled along the shores of Lake Constance. His father, Paul Jung, was a Protestant pastor. He was dutiful, rational, and spiritually dry. His mother, Emilie, was… not. She believed in spirits. She spoke about them in ways that made Carl pay attention. And young Carl definitely noticed. He would later say his childhood home was split in two, a sunny upper floor where life was polite and ordered, and a dark, mysterious basement that hummed with strange energy. That image stayed with him. So did the dreams. There was one in particular: a phallus, enormous and divine, on a golden...