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Shadow in America: Reclaiming the Soul of a Nation Edited by Jeremiah Abrams Paperback - Published 1994 by Nataraj Publishing; ISBN: 1-882591-17-8 $12.95
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the Shadow: The Hidden Power of the Dark Side of Human Nature
It also offers tools for individual development by teaching shadow-work, which enables us to achieve a more genuine and complete self-acceptance; defuse the negative emotions that erupt in daily life; release the guilt and shame associated with negativity; recognize the projections that color our opinions about others; heal our relationships through deeper authenticity; and use writing, drawing and dreams to reclaim the disowned parts of ourselves. Available from
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The
compelling message in The Shadow in America is that we stand
on the brink of social change as optimistic as at any time in our
history. The writers in this collection literally strip away the
darkness that hides our country's soul. They address how our national
shadow affects us individually and collectively, and how each of
us can realize the dark powers at work in the American psyche, and
in so doing, transform our lives.
In
a collection of 65 wide-ranging articles, Meeting the Shadow
presents an overview of the dark side of human nature as it
appears in families, intimate relationships, sexuality, work, spirituality,
the New Age, politics, psychotherapy and creativity.
Thousands
of years before Freud and Jung, the role of dream interpreter was
an established profession among the Jews, who regarded these "visions
of the night" as an important source of divine guidance for
the conduct of daily life. Joel Covitz, an ordained rabbi, licensed
clinical psychologist and Jungian analyst, examines the Jewish literature
for insights into the nature of dreams that can illuminate a secular
approach to dreamwork and psychotherapy. He shows that the Jews
had positive methods for studying dreams as a tool of psychological
transformation and healing.
