Way of the Dream with Marie Louise Von-Franz

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• intellectual man finds daily life a burden; dream as carrying sand, which is meaningless earth; dream says "this was the problem of your father, and you too have this problem"... dump truck arrives and dumps load of sand/coal: "you have much more of this regular life to deal with"
• Often the last sentence of a dream provides the solution.
• "These times have to do with having to attend to the physical world.  You must come out of your spaceship."  He has to do with integrating the feminine.
• Gilgamesh: first was attacked by Earthly Man.  Later he befriended him.
• "Write songs about your dream"
• The young man's anima is the shadow of the mother.  He projects this anima on an external woman.
• When the projection is withdrawn inwardly (owned?) a) the inner anima becomes his creative muse and inspiration, and b) you can see the real world woman for who she not, not just a surface for projecting upon.
• If you are projecting Goddess onto someone, it is a goal/ideal, but its an illusion, and the dark side will come out and turn against the person who is projecting.

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