 |
|
|
|
|||||||||||
|
|||||||||||
All contents of www.InnerchangeMag.com (and www.InnerchangeMagazine.com, www.interchangemag.com, and www.interchangemagazine.com ) are the property of Innerchange Publishing Co., Inc. Copyright 2000-2007 Innerchange Publishing Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Innerchange does not endorse any statements or claims made by our authors or advertisers. Responsibility for the products, services, or claims of our advertisers and authors rests entirely with them. The contents found within the www.InnerchangeMag.com (or www.InnerchangeMagazine.com, www.interchangemag.com, or www.interchangemagazine.com) website do not necessarily reflect or represent the attitudes or beliefs of the owners, publishers, or editors. |
"Alchemy
is not about addition; its effect on our lives is measured
exponentially. The outcome is determined by what we are willing
to put into our healing." Of Carl Jung's extensive writings,
the last three volumes were on alchemy, the ancient methodology
of transformation. Cavalli has artfully combined his practice
of Jungian psychology with the history and science of alchemy
in order to offer us a deeper knowledge of the processes of
the mind through pain and joy. It is Cavalli's intention to
reveal not just the symptoms of mental dysfunction but to
explore the layers of the mind's functions in order to achieve
wholeness. I love the way Cavalli has combined the terminology
of Jung with the mysterious encryption of the ancient alchemists
and offered us ten recipes for personal transformation.