In the theory of analytical psychology, Jung always regarded dreams and illusions as important clues to understanding the collective unconscious of mankind, and believed that dreams are the unconscious projection of the human soul.
"Alchemical Dreams" is selected from the twelfth volume of Jung's complete works, which focuses on excerpts from Jung's psychological experiments on dreams. In this book, Jung analyzed and studied nearly four hundred dreams and visions provided by a young man with a good scientific education, and focused on introducing readers to the parts related to the key element of the "Mandala".
Through a large amount of practical evidence and rich and varied illustrations, Jung shows readers many alchemical images commonly seen in dreams, and also reveals the tip of the iceberg of his dream interpretation.
