Life Skills
      ¹ G. Chapman, Edges of Awareness: Poems from the Years 1995-1998, Melbourne, CCTC, 1998

A Threatening World
      ¹ P. Tillich, The Courage to Be, London, Collins, Fontana, 1965
      ² Where Freud used the term "libido" to refer to sexual energy, Jung used it more comprehensively to draw attention to life energies of the total being. It is in this sense that it is used in this book. Jung argued in Four Archetypes, that loss of energy or libido often results in fatigue. C.G. Jung, Four Archetypes: Mother, Rebirth, Spirit, Trickster, London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1972, 73
      ³ H.D. Thoreau, Walden and Civil Disobedience, Middlesex, England, Penguin, 1987, 50
      ⁴ A. Stevens, Private Myths: Dreams and Dreaming, London, Hamish Hamilton, 1995, 336
      ⁵ James Broughton from "James Broughton: Gaiety of Soul" in M. Thompson, Gay Soul: Finding the Heart of Gay Spirit and Nature, NY HarperSanFrancisco, 1995, 11
      ⁶ Quoted in Thompson, op. cit., 5
      ⁷ T. Moore, Care of the Soul: A Guide for Cultivating Depth and Sacredness in Everyday Life, NY, HarperPerennial, 1992 xi
      ⁸ Broughton, in Thompson, op. cit., 12
      ⁹ M. Eliade, Shamanism: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy, Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press, Bollingen Series LXXVI, 1964, 215
      ¹⁰ Moore, op. cit., xi
      ¹¹ C.G. Jung, Psychology and the East, Princeton, Princeton University Press, Bollingen Series XX, 1978, 11
      ¹² S. Keen, Hymns to an Unknown God: Awakening the Spirit in Everyday Life, NY, Bantam, 1994, 5
      ¹³ This emphasis is taken up by Da Free John, The Transmission of Doubt, Clearlake California, The Dawn House Press, 1984, 420
      ¹⁴ C.G. Jung, Symbols of Transformation, Princeton, Princeton University Press, Bollingen Series, XX, 1976, 229-230 [305]
      ¹⁵ S. Rinpoche, The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying, London, Rider Books, 1992, 116-117
      ¹⁶ C.G. Jung, Dream Analysis: Notes on the Seminar Given in 1928- 1930, Princeton, Princeton University Press, Bollingen Series, XCIX, 1984, 470
      ¹⁷ C.G. Jung, Critique of Psychoanalysis, Princeton, Princeton University Press, Bollingen Series XX, 1975, 226
      ¹⁸ T. Moore, Echoes of the Early Tides: A healing Journey, Sydney, HarperCollinsPublishers, 1994, 61
      ¹⁹ P. Cousineau [Ed.], The Hero's Journey: Joseph Campbell on his Life and Work, San Francisco, Harper and Row, 1990, xiii

Knowing Yourself
      ¹ H.D. Thoreau, Walden and Other Writings, London, Bantam, 1950, 723-724
      ² Quoted in L. Vaughan-Lee, The Call and the Echo: Sufi Dreamwork and the Psychology of the Beloved, Putney, Vermont, Threshold Books, 1992, viii
      ³ C.G. Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections, London, Collins, Fontana, 1975, 214; It is conjectured that Nietzsche suffered from general paresis (A. Storr, Feet of Clay: A Study of Gurus, London, Harper Collins, 1997, 104), a consequence of his having contracted syphilis ( L.E. Hinsie & R.J. Campbell, Psychiatric Dictionary, 4th Edn, NY, OUP, 1970, 546).
      ⁴ ibid., 194-225
      ⁵ S. Arieti, The Intrapsychic Self, NY, Basic Books, 1967; K. Wilber, Up From Eden: A Transpersonal View of Human Evolution, Boston, Shambhala, New Science Library, 1986, 25-27
      ⁶ Jung, Dream Analysis, 96
      ⁷ K. Wilber, The Spectrum of Consciousness, Wheaton, Ill, Quest Books, 1993; K. Wilber, No Boundary: Eastern and Western Approaches of Personal Growth, Boston and London, Shambhala, New Science Library, 1981
      ⁸ K. Wilber, A Brief History of Everything, Melbourne, Hill of Content, 1996, 69-83; K. Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, The Spirit of Evolution, Boston and London, Shambhala, 1995, 79-152
      ⁹ Acts 9:1-19
      ¹⁰ M. Bergström, "Meaning and the Living Brain", P. Pylkkänen [Ed], The Search for Meaning: The New Spirit in Science and Philosophy, [306] Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, Crucible, The Aquarian Press, 1989, 124-154; D. Zohar & I. Marshall, Quantum Society: Mind, Physics and a New Social Vision, London, Flamingo, HarperCollins, 1994, 41-199
      ¹¹ An interesting hyperspace view of consciousness has been developed by Saul-Paul Sirag, "Consciousness: A Hyperspace View", J. Mishlove, The Roots of Consciousness: The Classic Encyclopaedia of Consciousness Studies Revised and Expanded, Tulsa, Council Oak Books, 1993, 327-365
      ¹² J. Hillman, The Soul's Code: In Search of Character and Calling, Australia, Random House, 1996
      ¹³ Wilber, Spectrum of Consciousness
      ¹⁴ Romans 8:16
      ¹⁵ D. Shainberg, "Making Meaning", in Pylkkänen, op. cit., 155
      ¹⁶ M. Eckhart, Meister Eckhart, From Whom God Hid Nothing: Sermons, Writings and Sayings [Foreword by David Steindl-Rast], Boston and London, Shambhala, 1996, 70
      ¹⁷ Romans 12:3
      ¹⁸ An idea suggested by St. Bernard and developed by Thomas Merton, The Waters of Siloe, San Diego, NY, London, 1979, 349
      ¹⁹ C.G. Jung, Dreams, Princeton, Princeton University Press, Bollingen Series XX, 1974, 101, C.G. Jung, Two Essays on Analytical Psychology, Princeton, Princeton University Press,, Bollingen Series XX, 1972, 70
      ²⁰ Jung argues a similar position with regard to the need to balance the attention we give to outward objects with an inner attention to spirit: Four Archetypes, 91
      ²¹ K. Wilber, The Atman Project: A Transpersonal View of Human Development, Wheaton, Theosophical Publishing House, 1985, 104-107
      ²² Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections, 217
      ²³ Rinpoche, op. cit., 41-81
      ²⁴ Eckhart, op. cit., 51
      ²⁵ Quoted in A. Stevens, On Jung, London & NY, Routledge, 1990, 19
      ²⁶ Lao Tsu, Tao Te Ching, NY, Random House, Vintage1972, Chapter 47 "Dao De Jing", rather than "Tao Te Ching" is currently the preferred transliteration.
      ²⁷ Keen, op. cit., 15
      ²⁸ Quoted Vaughan-Lee, op. cit., 70 [307]

Celebrating Your Uniqueness
      ¹ C.G. Jung, The Spirit in Man, Art and Literature, Princeton, Princeton University Press, Bollingen Series XX, 1972, 85
      ² C.G. Jung, Collected Works, 6, para 200
      ³ James Hillman deals with expressions of individuality that find expression in evil behaviour in Chapter 10 of The Soul's Code
      ⁴ Those classified as "4's" in the Enneagram: H. Palmer, The Enneagram: Understanding Yourself and Others in Your Life, NY, HarperSanFrancisco, 1988, 168-203
      ⁵ Hillman, op. cit., 286
      ⁶ E.F. Edinger, Ego and Archetype, Middlesex, England, Penguin, 1986

Creating Your World
      ¹ Hillman, op. cit., 174
      ² D. Bohm, "Meaning and Information", Pylkkänen, op. cit., 43-85; F. Capra, The Tao of Physics, London, Fontana, 199061-93; P. Davies, God and the New Physics, London, Penguin, 1990, 100-118; F.A. Wolf, Parallel Universes, London, Paladin, HarperCollins, 1991
      ³ Wilber, The Atman Project, 40-44
      ⁴ Jung, Dream Analysis, 442-443
      ⁵ Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, 109-152
      ⁶ K. Armstrong, A History of God, Mandarin, 205, 240
      ⁷ F. Capra, The Tao of Physics: An exploration of the parallels between modern physics and Eastern mysticism, London, Collins, Fontana, Flamingo, 1983
      ⁸ Da Free John, op. cit., 164
      ⁹ Quoted in B. Jones, Dictionary of World Biography, Melbourne, Information Australia, 1994, 549
      ¹⁰ Merton, "Final Integration", W.E. Conn [Ed., Conversion: Perspectives on Personal and Social Transformation, NY, Alba House, 1978, 263-272

Exploring Your Myth
      ¹ Cousineau, op. cit., 159
      ² ibid., 201
      ³ J. Campbell, The Masks of God: Primitive Mythology, NY, Penguin, 1987, 118
      ⁴ Cousineau, op. cit., 61; Jung, Critique of Psychoanalysis, 128
      ⁵ Cousineau, op. cit., 159 [308]
      ⁶ ibid., 225
      ⁷ ibid., 129
      ⁸ ibid., 139
      ⁹ ibid., 74
      ¹⁰ H. Bloom, The Lucifer Principle: A Scientific Expedition into the Forces of History, St. Leonards, Australia, Allen & Unwin, 1995
      ¹¹ R. Panikkar, Myth, Faith and Hermeneutic, NY, Paulist Press, 1979, 373
      ¹² Hillman, op. cit., 93
      ¹³ Jung, Dream Analysis, 684
      ¹⁴ Jung, Symbols of Transformation, 231
      ¹⁵ Cousineau, op. cit., 119
      ¹⁶ ibid., 166; Phil Cousineau, summarising Campbell's assertion, argued that the monomyth is a metamyth, highlighting the unity of the spiritual history of humankind ": ibid., xvi
      ¹⁷ Campbell, Primitive Mythology, 389
      ¹⁸ Cousineau, op. cit., 162
      ¹⁹ Campbell, Primitive Mythology, 370
      ²⁰ Cousineau, op. cit., 165
      ²¹ Campbell, Primitive Mythology, 4
      ²² Cousineau, op. cit., 167
      ²³ ibid., 168
      ²⁴ ibid., 161
      ²⁵ ibid., 139
      ²⁶ Jung argued that we are the servants of our ideas: Jung, Critique of Psychoanalysis, 225; Bloom similarly commented that we greedily espouse ideas that promise solutions to our problems because they offer us the illusion of control and because they unify us into a superorganismic mind: Bloom, op. cit., 171
      ²⁷ Wilber, Up From Eden, 93
      ²⁸ ibid., 96
      ²⁹ Wilber, Up From Eden, 42
      ³⁰ ibid., 113
      ³¹ Campbell, Primitive Mythology, 128ff quoted in summary in Wilber, Up From Eden, 116
      ³² ibid., 121
      ³³ Because the moon, at the end of its cycle, disappeared into the underworld, the consort of the Great Mother was regarded as the resurrected god who had been dead three days: ibid., 123. Further, because it was considered that fathers had no function in the reproductive [309] process, the Great Mother was viewed as both the bride and virgin mother of god: ibid., 125. The Great Mother was, therefore, the mother/bride of the resurrected god: ibid., 126
      ³⁴ Concerned with the growth of language and imagery focusing on single perceptual dimensions, such as colour or size.
      ³⁵ Associated with mental skills related to conservation, eg, volume conservation, the understanding that water poured from a tall thin container into a short fat one is conserved. The volume remains constant.
      ³⁶ Wilber, ibid., 87-176; Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, 223-226
      ³⁷ Wilber, Up From Eden, 179-294; Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, 226-253
      ³⁸ In which people thought rationally, or logically, rather than mythically, and in which they thought of themselves as individuals rather than remaining perceptually embedded in the wider community.
      ³⁹ Wilber, Up From Eden, 182-187
      ⁴⁰ ibid., 217-260; J. Campbell, The Masks of God: Occidental Mythology, NY, Penguin, 1976
      ⁴¹ J. Campbell, The Hero with a Thousand Faces, London, Paladin, Grafton Books, 1988, 30
      ⁴² Cousineau, op. cit. opposite 80
      ⁴³ ibid., 174
      ⁴⁴ ibid., 114
      ⁴⁵ Campbell, Primitive Mythology, 180
      ⁴⁶ Keen, op. cit., 4-5
      ⁴⁷ J.S. Bolen, Gods in Every Man: A New Psychology of Men's Lives and Loves, San Francisco, Harper and Row, 1989; J.S. Bolen, Gods in Every Woman: A New Psychology of Women, NY, Harper Perennial, 1985
      ⁴⁸ G. Wehr, Jung: A Biography, Boston, Shambhala, 1988, 321-323
      ⁴⁹ Panikkar, op. cit., 20-51; See also Jung, Dream Analysis, 582
      ⁵⁰ Campbell, Primitive Myths, 92
      ⁵¹ Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, 236-242

Earthing Yourself
      ¹ Wilber, Up From Eden, 187-190
      ² Stevens, Private Myths, 341
      ³ C.G. Jung, Psychology and the East, 100
      ⁴ Quoted by Broughton in Thompson, op. cit., 11 [310]
      ⁵ Sonnet XXIII of the Sonnets of Michaelangelo quoted in M. Clark, A Historian's Apprenticeship, Melbourne, Melbourne University Press, 1992, 46
      ⁶ T. Merton, No Man is an Island, NY, Dell, 1955, 107
      ⁷ Keen, op. cit., 194
      ⁸ Moore, Echoes of the Early Tides, 161
      ⁹ Keen, op. cit., 215
      ¹⁰ Hillman, op. cit., 41ff
      ¹¹ ibid., 43
      ¹² ibid., 42
      ¹³ E.T. Gendlin, Focussing, NY, Bantam, 1982; P.A. Campbell & E.M. McMahon, Bio-Spirituality: Focusing as a way to grow, Chicago, Loyola University Press, 1985
      ¹⁴ Broughton in Thompson, op. cit.,, 12
      ¹⁵ Campbell's paraphrase in Cousineau, op. cit., 221
      ¹⁶ J. Campbell, The Masks of God: Oriental Mythology, NY. Penguin, 1976, 114
      ¹⁷ Keen, op. cit., 5-6
      ¹⁸ Cousineau, op. cit., 156-157
      ¹⁹ Keen, op. cit., 206
      ²⁰ ibid., 216
      ²¹ Moore, Echoes of the Early Tides, 100
      ²² Quoted in Cousineau, op. cit., 209
      ²³ Panikkar, op. cit., 304-308
      ²⁴ Jung, Four Archetypes, 90

Acknowledging Your Feelings
      ¹ Herbert Marcuse, quoted in Stevens, Private Myths, 336
      ² Cousineau, op. cit., 212
      ³ Jung, Dream Analysis, 698
      ⁴ ibid., 699
      ⁵ R.C.Smith, The Wounded Jung: Effects of Jung's Relationships on his Life and Work, Evanston, Illinois, Northwestern University Press, 1996, 92-96
      ⁶ A. Moir and D. Jessel, Brainsex: The Real Difference Between Men and Women, London, Mandarin, 1995; A. & B. Pease, Why men don't listen and women can't read maps, Mona Vale, New South Wales, 1999
      ⁷ Harvey, Thompson, op. cit., 52 [311]

Trusting Your Intuition
      ¹ P. Goldberg, The Intuitive Edge: Understanding Intuition and Applying it in Everyday Life, Los Angeles, Jeremy P. Tarcher, 1983, 15
      ² S. Radhakrishnan, An Idealist View of Life, London, Unwin Books, 1970, 101
      ³ John 12:49-50
      ⁴ Radhakrishnan, op. cit.,101, 102
      ⁵ ibid.,103
      ⁶ Hillman, op. cit., 98
      ⁷ J. Campbell [Ed.], The Portable Jung, Middlesex, England, Penguin, 1985, 221
      ⁸ ibid., 220
      ⁹ ibid., 258
      ¹⁰ Moir & Jessel, op. cit., 46-48; Pease, op. cit., 56-57
      ¹¹ Larry Dossey's summary in L. Dossey, Recovering the Soul: A Scientific and Spiritual Search, NY, Bantam, 1989, 86
      ¹² C.B. Pert, "The Wisdom of the Receptors: Neuropeptides, the Emotions, and Bodymind", Advances 3:3 (1986), 8-16
      ¹³ Palmer, op. cit., 36-35
      ¹⁴ Hillman, op. cit., 100
      ¹⁵ Radhakrishnan, op. cit., 124: Aristotle also allowed for "the intuitive apprehension of first principles which all reasoning assumes to start with." ibid., 125
      ¹⁶ William James, commenting on this contradiction in Hegel, contended that Hegel's mythic view of the world was derived, not from observation or reason, but from factors that where intuitively grasped: ibid., 135
      ¹⁷ Quoted in Goldberg, op. cit., 25
      ¹⁸ Quoted in Goldberg, op. cit., 37-38
      ¹⁹ Radhakrishnan, op. cit., 105
      ²⁰ ibid., 108-112
      ²¹ ibid.,114
      ²² ibid., 112
      ²³ ibid., 101
      ²⁴ ibid.,126
      ²⁵ ibid.,116
      ²⁶ ibid.,120
      ²⁷ ibid.,121
      ²⁸ Goldberg, op. cit., 20 [312]
      ²⁹ ibid., 21
      ³⁰ ibid., 45
      ³¹ Quoted in Dossey, op. cit., 33
      ³² Goldberg, op. cit., 40-41
      ³³ Jung, The Spirit in Man, Art and Literature, 72
      ³⁴ ibid., 73
      ³⁵ Radhakrishnan, op. cit.,142
      ³⁶ Hillman, op. cit., 98
      ³⁷ Quoted in Goldberg, op. cit., 23-24
      ³⁸ Quoted in Goldberg, op. cit., 48-49
      ³⁹ Quoted in J. Chesterman, An Index of Possibilities: Energy and Power, NY, Pantheon Books, 1974, 186
      ⁴⁰ Hillman, op. cit., 99

Welcoming Your Anger
      ¹ Books on the Enneagram that you would find helpful are R. Baron & E. Wagele, The Enneagram Made Easy, NY, HarperSanFrancisco, 1994; D.R. Riso, Personality types: Using the Enneagram for Self-Discovery, Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1990; R. Rohr & A. Ebert, Discovering the Enneagram, North Blackburn Vic, CollinsDove, 1990; R. Rohr, Enneagram II: Advancing Spiritual Discernment, North Blackburn, Victoria, Dove, 1995; H. Palmer, op. cit.; H. Palmer, The Enneagram in Love and Work, NY, HarperSanFrancisco, 1995
      ² Palmer, The Enneagram: Understanding Yourself and Others in Your Life, 72-100
      ³ S. Freud, Introductory Lectures on Psychoanalysis, Middlesex, England, Penguin, 1978, 462
      ⁴ Jung, Symbols of Transformation, 131
      ⁵ M. d'Apice, From Noon to Nightfall: A Journey Through Midlife and Aging, North Blackburn, Victoria, Dove, 1995, 92
      ⁶ Jung, Dream Analysis, 266
      ⁷ ibid., 710
      ⁸ Vaughan-Lee, op. cit., 65
      ⁹ C.W. Baars, Feeling and Healing Your Emotions, NJ, Lagos International, 1979, 149-150
      ¹⁰ Bloom, op. cit., 14-20
      ¹¹ Moir and Jessel,--chk video
      ¹² Moir & Jessel, op. cit., 180; Pease & Pease, op. cit., 186 [313]
      ¹³ Cousineau, op. cit., 229-230
      ¹⁴ Moore, Echoes of the Early Tides, 94
      ¹⁵ Keen, op. cit., 205

Befriending Your Demons
      ¹ Keen, op. cit., 67
      ² Jung, Four Archetypes, 38
      ³ Quoted in Bloom, op. cit., vii
      ⁴ Romans 7:14-20 NEB
      ⁵ Jung, Four Archetypes, 56
      ⁶ Jung, Two Essays on Analytical Psychology, 19
      ⁷ R. Bly, A Little Book on the Human Shadow, Shaftesbury, Dorset, Rockport, Massachusetts, 1988
      ⁸ J. Diamond, Life Energy, Pymble, New South Wales, Angus and Robertson, 1992; A. Lowen, Bioenergetics, London, Penguin, 1988
      ⁹ R.H. Hopcke, Men's Dreams, Men's Healing, Boston and London, Shambhala, 1990, 106-138
      ¹⁰ P. O'Connor, Understanding the Mid-Life Crisis, Melbourne, Sun Books, 1981, 67-84
      ¹¹ Jung, Symbols of Transformation, 300
      ¹² S. Moon, Dreams of a Woman: An analyst's inner journey, Boston, Sigo Press, 1983
      ¹³ Keen, op. cit., 39
      ¹⁴ Jung, Dream Analysis, 154
      ¹⁵ ibid., 561
      ¹⁶ L. Dossey, Healing Words: The Power of Prayer and the Practice of Medicine, NY, HarperSanFrancisco, 1993, 14-15
      ¹⁷ Broughton in Thompson, op. cit.,, 12
      ¹⁸ Jung, Symbols of Transformation, 442
      ¹⁹ d'Apice, op. cit., 49
      ²⁰ Jung, Dream Analysis, 76
      ²¹ Jung, Four Archetypes, 129
      ²² Jung, Dream Analysis, 317
      ²³ Jung, Dream Analysis, 612
      ²⁴ ibid., 614
      ²⁵ Quoted in Moore, Echoes of the Early Tides, 108
      ²⁶ Wilber, "The Spectrum of Psychopathology", K. Wilber, J. Engler & D.P. Brown, Transformations of Consciousness: Conventional and [314] Contemplative Perspectives on Development, Boston & London, Shambhala, 1986, 107-126
      ²⁷ Rohr, Discovering the Enneagram, 15-19
      ²⁸ Jung, Four Archetypes, 93
      ²⁹ Jung, The Spirit in Man, Art and Literature, 61[94]
      ³⁰ Jung, Dream Analysis, 329
      ³¹ Jung, Four Archetypes, 131

Playing With Your Dreams
      ¹ R.L. van der Castle, Our Dreaming Mind: The role of dreams in politics, art, religion and psychology, from ancient civilizations to the present day, London, Aquarian, 1994, 242
      ² ibid., 250
      ³ ibid., 311
      ⁴ ibid., 361
      ⁵ L. Mumford, Technics and Human Development, NY, Harcourt Brace Javanovich, 1966, 48-51
      ⁶ "The Epic of Gilgamesh", Tablets I & II, J.B. Pritchard, The Ancient Near East, Vol I: An Anthology of Texts and Pictures, Princeton, Princeton University Press, 1958, 40-47
      ⁷ Stevens, Private Myths, 8-9
      ⁸ van der Castle, op. cit., 50-51
      ⁹ Jung, Symbols of Transformation, 310
      ¹⁰ Stevens, Private Myths, 10
      ¹¹ S. Freud, The Interpretation of Dreams, NY, Avon Books, 1965
      ¹² Jung, Dreams, 101
      ¹³ ibid., 101
      ¹⁴ Stevens has argued that dreams are potent agents in the process of creativity: Stevens, Private Myths, 278
      ¹⁵ ibid., 68-80;Van de Castle, op. cit., 177-202
      ¹⁶ Stevens, Private Myths, 89
      ¹⁷ ibid., 89
      ¹⁸ ibid.
      ¹⁹ ibid., 98
      ²⁰ Da Free John, op. cit., 330
      ²¹ Stevens, Private Myths, 269-272
      ²² van de Castle, op. cit., 28-33
      ²³ Van de Castle, op. cit., XXI [315]
      ²⁴ Jung, Dream Analysis, 401
      ²⁵ Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections, 256-258
      ²⁶ B. Hannah, Jung: His Life and Work: A Biographical Memoir, Boston, Shambhala, 1991, 209
      ²⁷ Stevens, Private Myths, 260
      ²⁸ Jung, Four Archetypes, 13
      ²⁹ Jung, Collected Works, 18, para 1228
      ³⁰ Stevens, Private Myths, 103
      ³¹ K. Wilber, The Eye of Spirit: An Integral Vision for a World Gone Slightly Mad, Boston and London, Shambhala, 1998, 264-267
      ³² Jung, Symbols of Transformation, 333
      ³³ Stevens, On Jung, 85
      ³⁴ Jung, Dreams, 77
      ³⁵ ibid., 118
      ³⁶ ibid., 96
      ³⁷ Van de Castle, op. cit., xiv
      ³⁸ Stevens, On Jung, 106
      ³⁹ Jung, Dreams, 72
      ⁴⁰ Jung, Dreams, 98
      ⁴¹ Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections, 214; W. Kaufmann [Ed & Trans], The Portable Nietzsche, NY, Penguin, 1976, 13-14
      ⁴² Jung, Dreams, 169-297

Honouring Your Sexuality
      ¹ Campbell, The Masks of God: Primitive Mythology, 65
      ² B. Strong & C. DeVault, Understanding Our Sexuality, St. Paul, Wat Publishing Co., 1988, 33
      ³ Jung, Critique of Psychoanalysis, 206
      ⁴ Keen, op. cit.,180
      ⁵ Romans 13:12-14
      ⁶ Wilber, Up From Eden, 191-200
      ⁷ Armstrong, op. cit., 146
      ⁸ Cousineau, op. cit., 98
      ⁹ Jung, Dream Analysis, 450
      ¹⁰ Moir & Jessel, op. cit.; Pease & Pease, op. cit.
      ¹¹ P. Young-Eisendrath, You're Not What I Expected: Breaking the "He said--She said" Cycle, NY, Simon and Schuster, 1993, 15
      ¹² Pease & Pease, op. cit., 195-215 [316]
      ¹³ ibid., 205-206
      ¹⁴ J. Kramer & D. Dunaway, Why Men Don't Get Enough Sex and Women Don't Get Enough Love, London, Virgin Books, 1991, 63
      ¹⁵ Jung, Dream Analysis, 173
      ¹⁶ Keen, op. cit., 180
      ¹⁷ Young-Eisendrath, op. cit., 181
      ¹⁸ d'Apice, op. cit., 101
      ¹⁹ Jung, Dream Analysis, 196-197
      ²⁰ Broughton in Thompson, op. cit.,, 13
      ²¹ Saslow in Thompson, op. cit., 141
      ²² d'Apice, op. cit., 132
      ²³ Introduction 3, Nietzsche, Monarch notes on CD ROM, NJ, Simon and Schuster, 1992
      ²⁴ U. Holmes, Spirituality for Ministry, San Francisco, Harper and Row, 1982, 101-102
      ²⁵ Origen, Gregory of Nyssa, Bernard of Clairvaux, John of the Cross
      ²⁶ Jung, Symbols of Transformation, 287
      ²⁷ M. Mott, The Seven Mountains of Thomas Merton, Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1984, 436-458; Holmes, op. cit., 104
      ²⁸ ibid., 95
      ²⁹ M. Kelsey & B. Kelsey, Sacrament of Sexuality: The Spirituality and Psychology of Sex, Rockport, Massachusetts, Element, 1991, 3
      ³⁰ Keen, op. cit., 177
      ³¹ ibid., 178

Beginning at the End
      ¹ d'Apice, op. cit., 233
      ² S. Rinpoche, op. cit., 7
      ³ W.B. Yeats, "Sailing to Byzantium", J. Hayward [Ed.], The Penguin Book of English Verse, Middlesex, England, 1956, 408
      ⁴ Keen, op. cit., 251-252
      ⁵ E. Kübler-Ross, On Death and Dying, NY, Macmillan, London, Collier Macmillan, 1975, 7
      ⁶ S. Rinpoche, op. cit., 16
      ⁷ Tsai Chih Chung, op. cit., 31
      ⁸ S. Rinpoche, op. cit., 12
      ⁹ ibid., 5-6
      ¹⁰ Psalm 90:12 [317]
      ¹¹ S. Rinpoche, op. cit., 19
      ¹² Da Free John, op. cit., 141-142
      ¹³ Quoted in S. Rinpoche, op. cit., 15
      ¹⁴ B. Dawe, Sometimes Gladness: Collected Poems, 1954-1987, Melbourne, Longman Cheshire, 1988, 149
      ¹⁵ Jung, Psychology and the East, 48
      ¹⁶ d'Apice, op. cit., 227
      ¹⁷ ibid.
      ¹⁸ S. Rinpoche, op. cit., 35
      ¹⁹ Dawe, op. cit., 14
      ²⁰ S. Rinpoche, op. cit., 8
      ²¹ d'Apice, op. cit., 229
      ²² Hillman, op. cit., 212
      ²³ Da Free John, op. cit., 432
      ²⁴ Quoted in d'Apice, op. cit., 236

Enjoying the Silence
      ¹ G. Chapman, "Requiem for Homo Sapiens: A Salute to Cassandra", Edges of Awareness, 19-20
      ² G. Chapman, "Being", A First Offering: Poems from the years 1985-1994, Melbourne, CCTC, 1995, 40-46
      ³ H.J.M. Nouwen, Reaching Out: The Three Movements of the Spiritual Life, Great Britain, Collins, 1982, 45
      ⁴ H.J.M. Nouwen, The Way of the Heart: Desert Spirituality and Contemporary Ministry, London, Darton, Longman and Todd, 1982, 25
      ⁵ ibid., 32
      ⁶ T. Merton, The Sign of Jonas, London, Burns and Oats, 1953, 261
      ⁷ Quoted in Nouwen, Reaching Out, 47
      ⁸ Nouwen, The Way of the Heart, 48
      ⁹ A. T. Rinpoche, Taming the Tiger: Tibetan Teaching for Improving Daily Life, London, Rider, 1994
      ¹⁰ T. Merton, The Asian Journal of Thomas Merton, NY, New Directions Books, 1975, 158
      ¹¹ Nouwen, Reaching Out, 23-60
      ¹² Quoted in Vaughan-Lee, op. cit., 27
      ¹³ A. Storr, Solitude, London, HarperCollins, Flamingo, 1988
      ¹⁴ ibid., 145-184
      ¹⁵ Storr, Feet of Clay, 89 [318]

Learning to Meditate
      ¹ Tsai Chih Chung, Zen Speaks: Shouts of Nothingness, London, Aquarian, HarperCollins, 1994, 45
      ² Broughton in Thompson, op. cit., 12
      ³ Goleman, The Meditative Mind: The Varieties of Meditative Experience, NY, Jeremy P. Tarcher/Perigee Books, 1988, 1-38
      ⁴ K. Ware, The Origins of the Jesus Prayer: Diadochus, Gaza, Sinai", C. Jones, G. Wainwright & E. Yarnold [Eds.], The Study of Spirituality, London, SPCK, 1986, 182
      ⁵ J. Thomas, Jr., The 7 Steps to Personal Power: Creating Opportunities Within, Deerfield Beach, Florida, Health Communications Inc., 1992
      ⁶ Wilber argues that the sequence of chakras is a symbolic representation of the evolution of consciousness: Wilber, Up From Eden, 34-35
      ⁷ A. Judith, Wheels of Life: A Users Guide to the Chakra System, St. Paul, Minnesota, Llewellyn Publications, 1994; Thomas, op. cit., J. White [Ed.], Kundalini: Evolution and Enlightenment, NY, Paragon House, 1990
      ⁸ White, op. cit., 445-461; M.D. Epstein & J.D. Lieff, "Psychiatric Complications of Meditation Practice", K. Wilber, J. Engler & D.P. Brown, Transformations of Consciousness: Conventional and Contemplative Perspectives on Development, Boston and London, Shambhala, 1986, 53- 63; K. Wilber, "The Spectrum of Psychopathology", ibid., 107-126
      ⁹ A.T. Rinpoche, op. cit.
      ¹⁰ ibid., 113-116
      ¹¹ ibid., 117-120
      ¹² ibid., 130-134
      ¹³ N. Smart & S. Konstantine, Christian Systematic Theology in a World Context, London, Harper Collins/ Marshall Pickering, 1991, 71; S. Radhakrishnan, An Idealist View of Life, London, Unwin Books, 1970, 84-85
      ¹⁴ S. Rinpoche, op. cit., 143-149
      ¹⁵ Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, 279-316
      ¹⁶ Wilber, "The Spectrum of Psychopathology", Wilber et al, Transformations of Consciousness, 107-126
      ¹⁷ ibid.; Epstein and Lieff, Psychiatric Complications of Meditation Practice", Wilber et al., Transformations of Consciousness, 53-63 [319]
      ¹⁸ Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, 254-316; Wilber's description in summarised in G. Chapman, Spirituality for Ministry, Melbourne, CCTC, 1998, 129-131
      ¹⁹ Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, 338-341
      ²⁰ Wilber, A Brief History of Everything, 316
      ²¹ A. Harvey, in Thompson, op. cit., 59

Opening Yourself to Mystery
      ¹ Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, 182
      ² ibid., 183
      ³ Stevens, On Jung, 140-141
      ⁴ C. Norris, What's Wrong with Post Modernism: Critical Theory and the Ends of Philosophy, Baltimore, The John Hopkins University Press, 1990; G.B. Madison [Ed.], Working Through Derrida, Evanston, Illinois, Northwestern University Press, 1993
      ⁵ Stanley Fish, Richard Rorty, Jean Baudrillard, Jean-Francois Lyotard--in contradistinction to Jacques Derrida, who argued that truth value is neither contested nor destroyed in his writings, but is reinserted in larger contexts: Norris, op. cit., 45
      ⁶ K. Wilber, Eye to Eye: The Quest for the New Paradigm, Garden City, NY, Anchor Books, 1983, 39-81
      ⁷ Summary in G. Chapman, Fullness of Being: An Outline Sketch for a theology of Grace, Melbourne, CCTC, 1998, 20-21
      ⁸ Vardey, op. cit., 29-30
      ⁹ Mishlove, op. cit.; G.K. Zollschan, J.F. Schumaker & G.F. Walsh [Eds], Exploring the Paranormal: Perspectives on Belief and Experience, Bridport, Dorset, Prism Press, 1989
      ¹⁰ H. Benson, Timeless Healing: The Power and Biology of Belief, Rydalmere, New South Wales, Hodder and Stoughton, 1996; D. Chopra, Ageless Body, Timeless Mind, NY, Harmony Books, 1993; D. Chopra, Quantum Healing: Exploring the Frontiers of Mind/Body Medicine, NY, Bantam, 1989; Dossey, Healing Words
      ¹¹ Dossey, Recovering the Soul, 17 ff
      ¹² ibid., 19-22
      ¹³ Thomas, op. cit., xiii-xiv
      ¹⁴ P. Yogananda, Autobiography of a Yogi, Los Angeles, Self- Realization Fellowship, 1972, 215-218 [320]
      ¹⁵ Storr, Feet of Clay, 228
      ¹⁶ A. Harvey, Hidden Journey: A Spiritual Awakening, reprinted in L. Vardey, PGod in All Worlds: An Anthology of Contemporary Spiritual Writing, E.J.Dwyer, Millennium Books, 1995, 262-269
      ¹⁷ Storr, Feet of Clay, 229-230
      ¹⁸ K. Wilber, One Taste: The Journals of Ken Wilber, Boston and London, Shambhala, 1999, 21-22
      ¹⁹ Chapman, Fullness of Being, 11-15
      ²⁰ ibid.
      ²¹ ibid., 11-25, 43-47
      ²² Stevens, On Jung, 168-169; The experience was described by Jung in Memories, Dreams, Reflections, 207-210
      ²³ Stevens, Private Myths, 293-296
      ²⁴ M.V. Hansen & B. Nichols, Out of the Blue: Delight Comes into our Lives, NY, HarperCollins, 1996, 231-233
      ²⁵ Keen, op. cit., 86
      ²⁶ Cousineau, op. cit., 167
      ²⁷ Quoted in Moore, Echoes of the Early Tides, 42

Discovering a Graced Presence
      ¹ Wilber argues that this claim, advanced by radical feminists and ecofeminists, has been contradicted by liberal feminists. The difficulty in making the claim, he suggests, is that it pigeonholes women, specifically associating them with emotions and feelings. As a consequence, he contends, a way must be found to both affirm and negate the claim. Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, 577, n34
      ² ibid., 4-80, 195-196, 526-528
      ³ ibid., 365-369, 485-493, 279-292
      ⁴ A. Pope, "Essay on Man", Epistle I, 265, B. Dobrée [Ed.], Alexander Pope's Collected Poems, London, Dent, NY, Dutton, Everyman's Library, 1965, 188
      ⁵ C. Hall, Thompson, op. cit., 128
      ⁶ Da Free John, op. cit., 417
      ⁷ Harvey in Thompson, op. cit., 61
      ⁸ Quoted in d'Apice, op. cit., 152
      ⁹ Da Free John, op. cit., 272
      ¹⁰ Eckhart, op. cit., 18
      ¹¹ Tsai Chih Chung, op. cit., 85 [321]
      ¹² Quoted in Cousineau, op. cit., 179
      ¹³ Vaughan-Lee, op. cit., 32-33
      ¹⁴ Lao Tsu, op. cit., Ch. 15
      ¹⁵ Merton, No Man is an Island, 55
      ¹⁶ Cousineau, op. cit., 221
      ¹⁷ Vaughan-Lee, op. cit., 36
      ¹⁸ ibid., 38
      ¹⁹ ibid.
      ²⁰ M. Fox, Breakthrough: Meister Eckhart's Creation Spirituality in New Translation, Garden City, NY, Doubleday & Co, 1980, 217, 218
      ²¹ John, 10:30
      ²² Exodus, 3:14
      ²³ Summarised in Chapman, Spirituality for Ministry, 129-130
      ²⁴ Harvey in Thompson, op. cit., 63
      ²⁵ K. Rahner, "Experience of Self and Experience of God", Theological Investigations, Vol 13, Darton, Longman and Todd, 1975, 124ff: G.B. Kelly, Karl Rahner: Theologian of the Graced Search for Meaning, Minneapolis, Fortress, 1992, 176
      ²⁶ Merton, No Man is an Island, 225
      ²⁷ Augustine, On the Trinity, VIII. ii. 3
      ²⁸ Cousineau, op. cit., 107
      ²⁹ Eckhart, op. cit., 51
      ³⁰ Sankaracharya, The Crest-Jewel of Discrimination, (Viveka- Chudamani), [Trans. Swami Prabhavananda and C. Isherwood], Hollywood, Vedanta Press, 1947, 67, 71, 72, 73
      ³¹ ibid., 112-114
      ³² Freud's view of religion is explored in Ch. 2 of A-M. Rizzuto, The Birth of the Living God: A Psychoanalytic Study, Chicago and London, The University of Chicago Press, 1979, 13-39
      ³³ ibid.; S. Moore, Let This Mind be in You: A Quest for Identity from Oedipus to Christ, London, Darton, Longman and Todd, 1985
      ³⁴ Chapman, "The "Evolution" of God", Spirituality for Ministry, 123-131
      ³⁵ Jung, Symbols of Transformation, 86, 89, 117
      ³⁶ Chapman, Spirituality for Ministry, 123-131
      ³⁷ Vaughan-Lee, op. cit.
      ³⁸ Nicholson, Mathnawi, book I 2084, frontispiece in Keen, op. cit.
      ³⁹ A. Ramer in Thompson, op. cit., 74
      ⁴⁰ Jung, Psychology and Alchemy: Collected Works 12, 1-43: Stevens, On Jung, 247-254 [322]
      ⁴¹ ibid., 232
      ⁴² Jung, Critique of Psychoanalysis, 231
      ⁴³ Armstrong, op. cit., 5
      ⁴⁴ Quoted in Cousineau, op. cit., 40
      ⁴⁵ D.J. Tacey, Edge of the Sacred: Transformation in Australia, North Blackburn, Victoria, HarperCollins, 1995
      ⁴⁶ Armstrong, op. cit., 403
      ⁴⁷ P. Monette in Thompson, op. cit., 28
      ⁴⁸ Quoted in Keen, op. cit., 68
      ⁴⁹ ibid.
      ⁵⁰ Lao Tzu, op. cit., Ch. 1
      ⁵¹ Keen, op. cit., 69
      ⁵² J. Kramer in Thompson, op. cit., 177
      ⁵³ Judith, op. cit., 270
      ⁵⁴ Quoted in ibid., 270
      ⁵⁵ Gen 1
      ⁵⁶ John 1:1
      ⁵⁷ Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, 78

Freeing Yourself for Growth
      ¹ Stevens, On Jung, 132
      ² Da Free John, op. cit., 441
      ³ J.W. Fowler, Stages of Faith: The Psychology of Human Development and the Quest for Meaning, Blackburn, Victoria, Dove, 1981
      ⁴ Jung, Dream Analysis, 100
      ⁵ P. Tournier, A Place for You, London, SCM, 1973; P. Teilhard de Chardin, Le Milieu Divin: An Essay on the Interior, Life, London, Fontana, Collins, 1967, Chapman, Spirituality for Ministry, 58-62
      ⁶ Wilber, The Atman Project; Wilber, No Boundary, Wilber, Spectrum of Consciousness, Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, Wilber et al., Transformations of Consciousness.
      ⁷ Cousineau, op. cit., 210-211
      ⁸ S. Hauerwas, A Community of Character: Towards a Constructive Christian Social Ethic, London, Notre Dame Press, 1986, 129-152
      ⁹ Jung, Psychology and the East, 17
      ¹⁰ ibid., 20 [323]

Feeding Your Soul
      ¹ Da Free John, op. cit., 14
      ² ibid., 17-18
      ³ Aurobindo described this capacity as that which enables us to grasp reality as an integrated whole. Wilber argued that vision-logic, which is dialectical and non-linear, enables us to embrace seeming contradictions in a higher synthesis: Wilber, Sex, Ecology, Spirituality, 185
      ⁴ Moore, Care of the Soul
      ⁵ L. Vardey, God in All Worlds: An Anthology of Contemporary Spiritual Writings, Alexandria, NSW, Millennium Books, 1995
      ⁶ Thucydides, The Peloponnesian War, Middlesex, England, Penguin, 1954

Encouraging the Inner Child
      ¹ Chapman, Fullness of Being, 58-70; Chapman, Spirituality for Ministry, 58-69
      ² R. Coles, The Spiritual Life of Children, Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1990, 148-166
      ³ J. Bronowski [Ed.], William Blake, Middlesex, England, Penguin, 1966, 26-59
      ⁴ Edinger, op. cit., 1-104
      ⁵ P. Ricoeur, The Symbolism of Evil, Boston, Beacon, 1960, 351
      ⁶ L. Griffin, "The Problem of Dirty Hands", Journal of Religious Ethics, Vol 17, No 1, Spring 1989, 31-36; D. Bonhoeffer, Ethics, London, SCM, 1955, 194-230
      ⁷ Merton, "Final Integration" in Conn, op. cit., 263-272
      ⁸ A. Watts, In My Own Way: An Autobiography, NY, Vintage, Random House, 1972, 377-378
      ⁹ Hillman, op. cit., 284
      ¹⁰ Wilber, Eye to Eye, 201-246

Being Kind to Yourself
      ¹ M. Mahler, On human symbiosis and the vicissitudes of individuation, NY, International University Press, 1968; M. Mahler, "On the first three subphases of the separation-individuation process", International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 1972, 53, 333-338; M. Mahler, F. Pine & A. Bergman, The psychological birth of the human infant, NY, Basic Books, 1975 [324]
      ² Processes we looked at earlier when we explored the possibility of "Befriending Our Demons".
      ³ Moore, Let This Mind be in You
      ⁴ F. Schuon, The Transcendent Unity of Religions, [Trans. Peter Townsend], NY, Harper and Row, 1975
      ⁵ Chapman, Spirituality for Ministry, 11-19; Chapman, Fullness of Being, 43-57

Treating Others Generously
      ¹ Moore, Echoes of the Early Tides, 190
      ² I Cor 13:1
      ³ Matt 19:19

Fostering Friendships
      ¹ S. Biddulph, Manhood: a book about setting men free, Sydney, Finch Publishing1994, 150
      ² ibid., 153
      ³ Mal McKissock quoted in Biddulph, ibid., 158
      ⁴ Moir & Jessel, op. cit.; Pease & Pease, op. cit.
      ⁵ ibid., 143-170
      ⁶ Prov, 27:6
      ⁷ P. Monette in Thompson, op. cit., 2
      ⁸ Tsai Chih Chung, op. cit., 51

Being Yourself in the Presence of Others
      ¹ Keen, op. cit., 21
      ² Quoted in d'Apice, op. cit., 93
      ³ An interview with Bill Moyers screened on SBS TV
      ⁴ Moore, Echoes of the Early Tides, 205
      ⁵ ibid., 228
      ⁶ Augustine, The Confessions of St. Augustine, London, Andrew Melrose, 1898, 138-142
      ⁷ Cousineau, op. cit., 133
      ⁸ From notes of a documentary on Jung
      ⁹ Jung, Four Archetypes, 147
      ¹⁰ Jung, Dream Analysis, 391 [325]
      ¹¹ ibid., 35
      ¹² Da Free John, op. cit., 329
      ¹³ Quoted in Moore, Echoes of the Early Tides, 103
      ¹⁴ Emerson, "Self-Reliance", B. Atkinson, The Selected Writings of Ralph Waldo Emerson, NY, The Modern Library, Random House, 1968, 161-162
      ¹⁵ Storr, Feet of Clay, 47-63
      ¹⁶ C.G. Jung, The Undiscovered Self, NY, Mentor, New American Library, 1958, 72
      ¹⁷ Krishnamurti, On God, reprinted in Vardey, op. cit., 17
      ¹⁸ Havel, Living in Truth, reprinted in ibid., 17
      ¹⁹ Emerson, op. cit., 156
      ²⁰ Romans 12:1-2
      ²¹ Harvey in Thompson, op. cit., 49
      ²² Cousineau, op. cit., 60
      ²³ Jung, Dream Analysis, 253
      ²⁴ Quoted in Merton, The Waters of Siloe, 350
      ²⁵ Eckhart, op. cit., 3
      ²⁶ Hillman, op. cit., 251ff
      ²⁷ ibid.
      ²⁸ F. Jensen [Ed.], C.G. Jung: Emma Jung, Toni Wolff: A Collection of Remembrances, San Francisco, The Analytical Psychology Club of San Francisco, 1982, 51-52
      ²⁹ Da Free John, op. cit., 245-246
      ³⁰ Harvey in Thompson, op. cit., 50
      ³¹ Emerson, op. cit., 145
      ³² Cousineau, op. cit., xxii

Living the Moment
      ¹ Moore, Echoes of the Early Tides, 51
      ² Jung, Dream Analysis, 280
      ³ Keen, op. cit., 265
      ⁴ S. Hawking, A Brief History of Time: From the Big Bang to Black Holes, London, Bantam, 1990
      ⁵ Tsai Chih Chung, op. cit., 24
      ⁶ ibid., 56
      ⁷ Keen, op. cit., xv
      ⁸ Jung, The Spirit in Man, Art and Literature, 136
      ⁹ Eckhart, op. cit., 69 [326]
      ¹⁰ A.T. Rinpoche, op. cit.
      ¹¹ Merton, The Asian Journal of Thomas Merton, 297
      ¹² Tsai Chih Chung, op. cit., 114
      ¹³ M. Buber, The Way of Man reprinted in Vardey, op. cit.,, 23
      ¹⁴ T.S. Eliot, Four Quartets, London, Faber and Faber, 1944, 59

Developing Your Creativity
      ¹ Cousineau, op. cit., 39
      ² L. Edel, Henry James: A Life, London, Flamingo, Harper Collins, 1985, 511
      ³ Martin Cooper, Beethoven: The Last Decade, London, 1970, 11
      ⁴ Storr, Solitude, 174
      ⁵ Quoted in Dossey, Recovering the Soul, 35
      ⁶ Jung, The Spirit in Man, Art and Literature, 54
      ⁷ S. Rinpoche, op. cit., 122
      ⁸ Cousineau, op. cit., 139
      ⁹ Jung, The Spirit in Man, Art and Literature, 65-83
      ¹⁰ ibid., 84-105
      ¹¹ Quoted in Cousineau, op. cit., xvii
      ¹² ibid., 186
      ¹³ Campbell, The Masks of God: Primitive Mythology, 42
      ¹⁴ A. E. Housman, The Name and Nature of Poetry, London, Cambridge University Press, NY, Macmillan, 1933, 44-46
      ¹⁵ G. Clark, The Soul's Sincere Desire, The Drifts, Worcs, Arthur James, 1976; A Van Kaam, Spirituality and the Gentle Life, NJ, Dimension Books, 1974
      ¹⁶ Jung, Critique of Psychoanalysis, 217
      ¹⁷ ibid., 217-218
      ¹⁸ Quoted in Jung, Symbols of Transformation, 303

Following Your Bliss
      ¹ Cousineau, op. cit., xiv
      ² ibid., xiv-xv
      ³ ibid., 210-211
      ⁴ Broughton in Thompson, op. cit., 9 [327]

Embracing Your Suffering
      ¹ Job 5:7
      ² Dawe, "Guilt by Association", op. cit., 32
      ³ Quoted in Moore, Echoes of the Early Tides, 98
      ⁴ Quoted in d'Apice, op. cit., 222
      ⁵ Stephens, On Jung, 143
      ⁶ d'Apice, op. cit., 221
      ⁷ Quoted in M. Craig, Blessings, Great Britain, Hodder and Stoughton, 1979, 136
      ⁸ H. Nouwen, The Wounded Healer, Garden City, NY, Image, Doubleday, 1979; Jung, Four Archetypes, 136
      ⁹ Harvey in Thompson, op. cit., 51
      ¹⁰ Campbell, The Masks of God: Primitive Mythology, 56
      ¹¹ Cousineau, op. cit., 211
      ¹² Dawe, op. cit., 33
      ¹³ R. Dass in Thompson, op. cit., 159
      ¹⁴ Quoted in Eckhart, op. cit., xvii
      ¹⁵ Harvey in Thompson, op. cit., 53

Heroes, Gurus, Saviours
      ¹ M. Shelden, Graham Greene: The Man Within, London, Minerva, 1995
      ² J. Wheeler-Bennett [Ed., Action this Day: Working with Churchill, London, Macmillan, 1968
      ³ Yogananda, op. cit., 3
      ⁴ Quoted in Vaughan Lee, op. cit., 126
      ⁵ E. Herrigel, Zen in the Art of Archery, reprinted in Vardey, op. cit., 452
      ⁶ ibid., 456
      ⁷ Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections, 194-225
      ⁸ Vaughan Lee, op. cit., 130
      ⁹ ibid., 127
      ¹⁰ ibid., 131
      ¹¹ ibid., 132
      ¹² S. Rinpoche, op. cit.,144
      ¹³ A. Watts, "The Trickster Guru", The Essential Alan Watts, reprinted in Vardey, op. cit., 465-470 [328]
      ¹⁴ K. Butler, "Encountering the Shadow in Buddhist America", C. Zweig & J. Abrams [Eds.], Meeting the Shadow: The Hidden Power of the Dark Side of Human Nature, NY, Jeremy P. Tarcher/Putnam, 1991, 137-147
      ¹⁵ Euripides, Iphigenia in Tauris, frontispiece in Storr, Feet of Clay
      ¹⁶ Storr, Feet of Clay
      ¹⁷ ibid., 216
      ¹⁸ ibid., 213-233 [329]

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