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Preconditions for Active Imagination

Active Imagination is a natural psychic function, yet its expression varies significantly among individuals. While some—particularly creative individuals—exhibit its full potential, others demonstrate it partially or scarcely. This discrepancy raises critical questions: Why do these differences exist? Is something lacking? Exploring the prerequisites for a healthy, functional Active Imagination becomes essential to address these gaps. […]

How to do Active Imagination: an overview

C G Jung on Active Imagination The term “active imagination” is less than a century old, yet the process it describes is ancient and inherent to human nature. This intrapsychic process originates in the unconscious and arises spontaneously during conflicts between the conscious and unconscious aspects of the psyche. When consciously engaged, it enables the […]

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  Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Active Imagination (AI)             

Welcome

Welcome Welcome to all bloggers, and especially those in need of healing and wholeness. We hope you will find the information helpful. Lots of what is written here requires reflection more than reaction. So proceed slowly! The terms “imagination” and “active imagination” are used in many contexts beyond psychology and psychotherapy. In this Blog, they […]

Mission Statement

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Mission Statement To explore, investigate and study the more recently published writings of C G Jung, especially the therapeutic value of active imagination To highlight the features requiring greater emphasis To explore the implications in the training of Jungian psychotherapists To help students and those interested in learning more about Jung’s practice of psychotherapy