Acknowledgements
Introduction
PART I : Know Thyself
Chapter 1: The Last Dance
Chapter 2: Laura Calls
Chapter 3: The Analysis Begins
Chapter 4: First Dreams and Drawings
Chapter 5: Nakedness, the Dog, Art, and Reflection
Chapter 6: Nuclear Family History
Chapter 7: The Eagle Dream
Chapter 8: The Unrequited Love Affair
Chapter 9: Finding the Baby
Chapter 10: Medical Trauma and Illness
Chapter 11: Amelia the Guardian
Chapter 12: New Worlds
Chapter 13: Catastrophes and the Failure of Fantasies
Chapter 14: Guilt and Secrets
Chapter 15: Dreaming Fields of Gold and Turtles
Chapter 16: Meeting the Wise Old Woman Archetype
Chapter 17: Transitions and Sudden Loss
Chapter 18: Slowing Down
Chapter 19: Confrontation with the Shadow
Chapter 20: Worms
PART II : The Journey of Dying and Death
Chapter 21: Terminal Diagnosis
Chapter 22: Laura’s Final Dream of the Analysis
Chapter 23: What to Do with My Body?
Chapter 24: Transitions and Entering Hospice
Chapter 25: The Caregiving Circle Forms
Chapter 26: Winter and Darkness Approach
Chapter 27: The Eagle Dream Revisited
Chapter 28: Loss Lessons
Chapter 29: Surrendering
Chapter 30: At the Mercy of Caregivers
Chapter 31: The New Yorker
Chapter 32: Making a Gift of Love for Her Granddaughter
Chapter 33: Flight Home
Chapter 34: Letting Go
Chapter 35: Laura’s Distress
Chapter 36: Vision of the Deer
PART III : Polishing the Bones
Chapter 37: After-Death Rituals
Chapter 38: Vigil Days One, Two, and Three
Chapter 39: Departure and Divinity
Chapter 40: Finding Laura’s Last Dream
Chapter 41: Return for Laura’s Memorial
Chapter 42: Glimpses of Goodness
Epilogue
Notes
Bibliography
About the Author
Penelope Tarasuk is a Jungian analyst in private practice in Massachusetts working with individuals, couples, and families. She is a senior training analyst and faculty member of the New England Society of Jungian Analysts and the C. G. Jung Institute of Boston.
"I am on the edge of my seat following your words with my whole body ... Straightforwardly written and very powerful. Few people really understand the power of imagery of their journey. They don't realize that energy follows the image and in that direction the healing lies." - Dr. Marion Woodman "It's hard to describe my impressions without falling into shameless hyperbole, so I will say that this book is unlike any I've read. Profound. And spellbinding." - Dr. Lorraine Roses
|
Ask a Question About this Product More... |
|
