Maidenbaum, Aryeh, editor. Jung and the Shadow of Anti-Semitism: Collected Essays. This important work is a revised, updated edition of Lingering Shadows: Jungians, Freudians, and Anti-Semitism, which presented articles that arose from the 1989 conferences in New York and Paris, where rumors of Jung’s anti-Semitism were first addressed. Prominent Jungian analysts examine both the historical merits of the rumors and the psychological implications of our interest in this matter. It’s a poignant and revealing look at how the Jungian community has reconciled the dichotomy of Jung-the-genius with Jung-the-person living in the society of his time. 320 pp. • 6” x 9” • ISBN: 0-89254-040-0 • Paper, $24.95
McClain, Ernest G. Myth of Invariance: The Origin of the Gods, Mathematics and Music from the Rg Veda to Plato. Plato insisted that music played a superior role in the education of the whole person, and McClain has taken this concept literally in order to break down the mysteries hidden within the philosophy. McClain shows how the unifying symbolism of music and number explain secrets from Babylon, Egypt, Greece and the Bible—secrets hidden for centuries. Illustrated. 1976. First paper edition 1985. 216 pp. • ISBN 0-89254-012-5 • Paper, $8.95
Perera, Sylvia Brinton. Celtic Queen Maeve and Addiction: An Archetypal Perspective. The author of the best-selling Descent to the Goddess: A Way of Initiation for Woman shows us once again how the stories and images of ancient mythology explain the depths of the psyche. The Irish Goddess Maeve represents the sacred vessel, and the mother of early infancy who mirrors and contains our raw, unmediated desires. Queen Maeve invites us to comprehend the wildness of the Celtic imagination and the watery depths of the psyche. Writing for those who have done battle with their own addiction, or with those of their loved ones or clients, Perera shows how the battle is suffered, fought, and how it can be won. 2001. 510 pp. • 6” x 9” • ISBN: 0-89254-057-5 • Paper, $29.95
Raff, Jeffrey. Jung and the Alchemical Imagination. An exciting work that uses alchemy to understand the three cornerstones of Jungian spirituality—the self, the transcendent function, and active imagination. Through the interpretation of alchemical imagery, Raff explains the nature of these three concepts and illustrates how they form a new model of contemporary Western spirituality. Illustrations. 2000. 304 pp. • ISBN 0-89254-045-1 • Paper, $18.95
Raff, Jeffrey & Linda Bonnington Vocatura. Healing the Wounded God: Finding Your Personal Guide on Your Way to Individuation and Beyond. Through creation myths and the mystical traditions of alchemy and Sufism, the authors explore the emergence of a new spiritual paradigm in which the divine seeks wholeness through and with us. They show how this is achieved through using Jung’s technique of active imagination work with a being that seems to exist independently in the realm beyond the psyche, or in what the authors term “the psychoid.” This being, the ally, challenges and yet gives us total support on the way to individuation. 2002. 244 pp. • 5 3/8” x 81/4” • ISBN 0-89254-063-X • Paper, $18.95
Robbins, James. Build a Better Buddha: The Guide to Remaking Yourself Exactly as You Are. Combining the best of Buddhist, Taoist, Christian, and shamanistic traditions with today’s psychological and scientific insight, this book will help you find your true path and bring a sense of joy and oneness—the divine—into your relationships and daily life. Includes clear and simple instruction for: meditation and contemplation practice; guru yoga practices; lucid dreaming methods from Native American and Tibetan Buddhist traditions. 2003. 336 pp. • 6” x 9” • ISBN 0-89254-065-6 • Paper, $19.95
Robertson, Robin. Beginner’s Guide to Jungian Psychology. “A clear and concise statement of Jung’s psychology in a fresh and invigorating way . . . unique contributions to Jungian psychology from the point of view of science and the very latest in scientific research.”—John A. Sanford, Jungian analyst. “Robertson’s writing makes one want to read Jung. I would recommend this work to teachers who want to introduce students to Jung and to anyone who is just curious.”—Gail Duke, Artifex. 1992. 240 pp. • ISBN 0-89254-022-2 • Paper, $14.95
Robertson, Robin. Beginner’s Guide to Revelation: A Jungian Interpretation. The Book of Revelation in the Bible can be interpreted as a saga of changing consciousness. Robertson follows a spiral path around the central issues of our time, drawing from Jung’s psychology, neurophysiology, shamanic rituals, and modern mathematics. He reveals how the Book of Revelation symbolically expresses our collective ability to experience the spiritual depths of the universe and helps us take a look at crisis and its affects. Illustrations. 1994. 288 pp. • ISBN 0-89254-030-3 • Paper, $12.95
Robertson, Robin. Jungian Archetypes: Jung, Gödel, and the History of the Archetypes. Traces the modern evolution of archetypes from the Renaissance to the 20th century, leading up to the archetypal hypothesis of the psychology of C. G. Jung, and the mirroring of the mathematical ideas of Kurt Gödel. After reading this book, you’ll know what archetypes are, and why they are important in our lives today! 1995. 320 pp. • ISBN 0-89254-029-X • Paper, $18.95
Robertson, Robin. Mining the Soul: From the Inside Out. Life doesn’t happen to you. It happens from the inside out. The major stuff of life is something of the soul; we have to dig to find what the soul is made of—and mine it, as it were, to get the fruits that lie there waiting to be discovered. We can use myth, dreams, divinatory tools, meditation, and chakra work to help us find our truth. By the author of Beginner’s Guide to Jungian Psychology. 2000. • 288 pp. • ISBN 0-89254-055-9 • Paper, $18.95
Rosen, David. Transforming Depression: Healing the Soul Through Creativity. Presents an overview of the biological, psychological, sociological and spiritual factor involved in the diagnosis of depression and how these factors are treated; a new therapeutic approach to treating depression, focusing on the symbolic death and rebirth of the ego (ego-cide) as an alternative to suicide; in-depth case studies from Dr. Rosen’s practice; how to recognize crisis points and how creativity can transform depression. The author pays particular attention to the problem of teen suicide. “An intriguing work of Jungian psychology on a rarely broached but essential subject.” —Clarissa Pinkola Estés, author of Women Who Run with the Wolves. Color plates of patient’s transformative paintings. 2002. 304 pp. • 5” x 7 1/4” • ISBN: 0-89254-061-3 • Paper, $19.95
Schaup, Susanne. Sophia: Aspects of the Divine Feminine, Past & Present. Explore a panoramic view of Sophia, the feminine aspect of God, from the Old Testament throughout Christian history, with a special focus on the Middle ages, the Reformation, the Russian Orthodoxy, the contemporary German Sophiologist Otfried Eberz, and Sophia in Eastern religions. Dr. Susanne Schaup links these historical glimpses with the present, and shows the need for Sophia, Divine Feminine Wisdom, in our own lives. 1997. 264 pp. • ISBN 0-89254-036-2 • Paper, $18.95
Singer, June. Androgyny: The Opposites Within. Understanding androgyny involves recognizing the opposing energies within us. Explores Taoism, Gnosticism, Kabbalah, Alchemy, Astrology, Tibetan Tantra, Kundalini Yoga, and the works of Plato, Freud, and Jung. “An invaluable book for both men and women”—Anaïs Nin. “Her book is an illuminating—and I would even say indispensable—contribution.”—Joseph Campbell. 2000. 288 pp. • 5 3/8” x 8 1/4” • ISBN 0-89254-050-8 • Paper, $18.95
Singer, June. Blake, Jung, and the Collective Unconscious: The Conflict Between Reason and Imagination. Originally published as The Unholy Bible, this new edition contains 24 plates from William Blake’s Marriage of Heaven and Hell, as well as a penetrating commentary of his work. Singer shows us that Blake was actually tapping into the collective unconscious and giving form and voice to primordial psychological archetypes. 2000. 320 pp. • ISBN 0-89254-051-6 • Paper, $18.95
Singer, June. A Gnostic Book of Hours: Keys to Inner Wisdom. Singer has recast the wisdom found in ancient Gnostic texts into a lovely book of hours, the traditional framework for an ongoing meditative practice. It is divided into eight “offices,” or prayers for different parts of the day: matins (midnight), lauds (daybreak); prime (beginning of the workday), terce, sext, none (the “little hours” during the work day), vespers (sundown), and compline (retiring to sleep). For each office, Singer has selected a text for each day of the week. She annotates and interprets the ancient text and makes it relevant for today’s readers. 8 color plates and color printing throughout. 2003. 192 pp. 6 x 8 ISBN 0-89254-067-2 Paper, $19.95
Singer, June. Modern Woman in Search of Soul: A Jungian Guide to the Visible and Invisible. Singer follows two very different women as they learn to recognize the clues by which the invisible world reveals itself to human understanding—dreams, fantasies, visionary experiences, human interactions, and the depths of solitude. A Jungian guide for modern women who want to integrate the visible and invisible in their lives to recover a sense of wholeness and find creative answers to personal and global problems. A revised edition of Seeing through the Visible World. 1998. 256 pp. • ISBN 0-89254-041-9 • Paper, $18.95
Singer, June. The Power of Love: To Transform Our Lives and Our World. We have an incredible power, given to us at birth, that we must learn how to handle over the course of a lifetime. That power is love. We don’t understand it; we spend a lifetime trying to deal with it. Singer draws on her Jungian background and brings her years of wisdom to the subject, to explain how love is changing the world. First published as Love’s Energies. 2000. • 332 pp. • ISBN: 0-89254-052-4 • Paper, $18.95
Valcarenghi, Marina. Relationships: Transforming Archetypes. In both men and women there exists an unconscious counter-sexual part that emerges over the course of life. C. G. Jung called this the anima/animus. Here we look at developing both the anima and animus within ourselves, for this development opens up completely new aspects of the ability to have a fulfilling relationship. 1997. • 288 pp. • ISBN 0-89254-034-6 • Paper, $14.95
Whitehead, Willis F. The Mystic Thesaurus. During the 1920s, Willis F. Whitehead was Supreme Grand Vizier, Ancient Order of Oriental Magic. Here he shares the secrets and tools he worked with in a lifetime of practicing magic. Readers will learn the hidden meaning of the symbolism of the zodiac, the significance of alphabets and tarot cards, the mystery of numbers, and how to make and use a magic mirror to establish contact with astral beings! A primer that any student of the occult will want in their library. 96 pp. • 5-1/2 x 7-12 • ISBN 0-89254-069-9 • Paper, $14.95
Wieland-Burston, Joanne. Contemporary Solitude: The Joy and Pain of Being Alone. Explores how solitude is handled in various cultural contexts, and how solitude can help or thwart personal growth. The author discusses suffering, how we seek solitude to avoid relating, or use solitude to redeem ourselves. Case histories reveal the role of psychotherapy in the search to discover the kind of space we need to develop as individuals—while not letting the need to be alone close us off from the world. 1996. 208 pp. • ISBN 0-89254-033-8 • Paper, $12.95
Wright, Dudley. The Eleusinian Mysteries and Rites. Introduction by the Rev. J. Fort Newton. The Eleusinian rites emerged from the Greek myth of the goddess Demeter and her daughter Persephone to bring forth abundance from the earth. Yet strikingly similar rituals and legends appear in the doctrines of Freemasonry, Buddhism, the early Church, and other religions and spiritual traditions. Dudley Wright explains the core mythology of Demeter and the many stories born of her myth. He includes an examination of the Ritual of the Mysteries, when and how they are carried out, the rites of initiation and their mystical significance. Index. 2003. 112 pp. • 4-1/2” x 7-1/2” • ISBN 0-89254-070-2 • Paper, $16.95
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