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2. Trungpa, Lion’s Roar, 161–75.
3. Stolorow, Trauma and Human Existence.
Chapter 5. Shifting Our Center of Gravity
1. Siegel, Mindsight, 64.
2. Hillman, The Alchemy of Psychology.
3. Jung, Mysterium Coniunctionis (italics mine).
4. Wallin, Attachment in Psychotherapy.
5. Hillman, The Alchemy of Psychology.
6. Hillman, Alchemical Psychology, 123.
7. Siegel, Mindsight; Jung, Mysterium Coniunctionis.
8. Wallin, Attachment in Psychotherapy.
Chapter 6. The Great Dance of Being and Becoming
1. This dialogue between consciousness and the unconscious resulting in the emergence of a new and more integrated “third” position is the essence of what Jung called “the transcendent function.” The essay “The Transcendent Function” appears in The Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche.
2. For more on the multiplicity of the psyche and the implications of this for psychological healing and transformation, see Hillman, Re-Visioning Psychology; Schwartz, Internal Family Systems Therapy; Stone and Stone, Embracing Ourselves; and Earley, Self-Therapy.
3. Turning an emotion or other inner experience into a figure for dialogue, via the imaginative faculty of the psyche, is an important methodology within analytical and archetypal psychologies, as discussed, for example, in Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections and The Red Book; and Hillman, Re-Visioning Psychology.
Chapter 7. Toward an Embodied, Emotionally Sensitive Spirituality
1. Welwood, Toward a Psychology of Awakening.
2. Ken Wilber, personal communication, 2014.
3. Wilber, Spectrum of Consciousness.
Chapter 8. Dancing in the Shadows
1. Jung, The Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche.
2. For an analysis of projection from an intersubjective systems perspective, see Stolorow, Brandchaft, and Atwood, 33–34.
3. Jung, The Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche.
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About the Author
Matt Licata, PhD, is an independent scholar, psychotherapist, and writer based in Boulder, Colorado, who has spent the past thirty years immersed in the study of both psychological and contemplative approaches to psychological healing and spiritual transformation. Matt is author of The Path Is Everywhere: Uncovering the Jewels Hidden Within You (Wandering Yogi Press, 2017) and editor of A Healing Space blog. He offers in-person retreats each year in the United States and Europe, as well as online courses and events. To learn more about Matt and his work, please visit mattlicataphd.com.
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