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Learn in a week, remember for a lifetime! In just one week, this accessible book will give you knowledge to last forever. End of chapter summaries and multiple choice questions are all designed to help you test your knowledge and gain confidence. So whether you are a student or you simply want to widen your knowledge, you will find this seven-day course a very memorable introduction. Sunday: Learn who Jung was and what he did Monday: Explore Jung's inner world and how this informed his ideas Tuesday: Understand Jung's view of the psyche and its journey Wednesday: Consider Jung's views on dreams and symbols Thursday: Engage with Jung's understanding of personality and how we form relationships Friday: Find out what Jung thought about esoterica, the paranormal, religion and spirituality. Saturday: Look at how Jung's ideas have been developed over time and how they are relevant today. Read more...
About the Author
My first book was published in 1999, and I now have more than fifteen titles published worldwide, translated into twelve languages. Many of my books are about Freud, Jung and dreams, because I am very interested in exploring the unconscious and inner transformation. I also enjoy writing fiction for children, because I love the playful, magical freedom of really good children's stories. I wrote my first novel when I was about ten!
I was was born in Cumbria, UK, at the edge of the Lake District, and have lived there most of my life. The long-inhabited, rural landscape has given me an interest in the folklore and culture of my British ancestors, which is reflected in my writing and art. I love nature and walk often by the sea, in woods and by the shores of the lakes. My walks inspire both my art and my writing so I take notebook and sketching things with me.
I have kept a journal and dream diary for many years and have found that this is one of the most important keys to personal growth and spiritual development, as well as a great source of creativity.
For updates on my books please visit my blog at www.ruthscauldron.blogspot.co.uk
