Jung on Active Imagination is a carefully assembled collection of Carl Jung’s most important writings on one of his most profound psychological techniques. Active imagination is the process of dialoguing with inner images, figures, and symbols to explore the unconscious and foster psychological growth. It is a bridge between the conscious ego and the deeper layers of the psyche.
Through dreams, visions, and creative expression, Jung developed this method as a way to engage directly with the unconscious—not just interpret it. In this volume, Jung’s original writings are brought together with an insightful introduction by Jungian analyst Joan Chodorow, offering readers both theoretical grounding and practical guidance.
This book is an invaluable resource for artists, therapists, and seekers who wish to explore the inner world and use imagination as a transformative force in personal development.
Ideal for: Psychotherapists, creatives, dreamworkers, and readers interested in Jung’s practical methods for inner exploration. Pairs well with Memories, Dreams, Reflections for a more personal view of Jung’s inner life, or The Red Book for a direct experience of his visionary work.
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