In summary, we will not realize our potential as individuals or as a species without a conscious and committed effort to befriend the Great Self that presses all of us from within and will continue to assault our dark, depressed little citadels of ego until we open ourselves up to a larger, more radiant life. The strategies of Beowulf and Ahab will not work. Our future turns on how we accept the challenge of creating a conscious, respectful partnership with the dragon. This is the challenge I leave with you.
APPENDIX
Diagrams
DIAGRAM 1: THE DEEP STRUCTURES OF THE HUMAN SELF
Models of the complete bisexual archetypal Self in octahedral form (the double quaternio).
DIAGRAM 2: THE FOUR TENSIONS IN THE HUMAN SELF
Arrows indicate dialectical tensions built into the deep structure of the psyche and often leading to splitting of the self.
DIAGRAM 3: THE DEVELOPMENTAL JOURNEY TO THE CENTER
Arrows indicate movement toward integration and cohesion.
DIAGRAM 4: THE GEOGRAPHY OF INNER SPACE IN RELATION TO THEODORE MILLON'S MAPPING OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
DIAGRAM 5: JOURNEY TO THE CENTER
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