Taḥlīl'i rawyā: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

Carl Gustav Jung was a Swiss philosopher and psychiatrist who many believe completed what Freud left unsaid. Jung's radical approach in the field of psychology has had a tremendous impact on this science at the global level. He is the first modern psychologist who believes that man is religious by nature. Jung invented many of the most famous concepts in psychology. Concepts such as collective unconscious, shadows, persona, complexes, anima, animus, etc. Dream analysis is a distinct and fundamental part of analytical psychology, a school of psychology founded by Carl Gustav Jung and his students and successors. This book collects Jung's wise views on the study of dreams and their meaning. Written by Carl Gustav Jung between 1909 and 1945, the essays in this book represent Jung's most fundamental views on dreaming - especially on the relationship between language and dreams. Through these studies, Jung realized that dreams themselves are a language, a language through which the soul communicates with the body. This book contains articles such as "Dream Analysis", "On the Significance of the Number of Dreams", "General Aspects of Dream Psychology", "On the Nature of Dreams", "Practical Use of Dream Analysis" and "Individual Dream Symbolism" about with alchemy.