By Dora M. Kalff, with Harriet S. Friedman and Rie Rogers Mitchell

Zollikon, Switzerland

2007

Abstract

Dora Kalff explains that the aim of analytical psychology, which has been described by Jung as the individuation process, can be understood as a process of becoming conscious of human totality. Totality is understood as the state of being that reaches beyond the opposites inherent in the human personality and aims at the union of these opposites.

Keywords:

ego, Self, relativization, totality, individuation, Sandplay therapy, analytical psychology, theory, aims, consciousness, human totality, personality, union of opposites

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