This book by the great psychiatrist and philosopher Carl Jung belongs to the books that are considered treasures.
The unconscious is a mysterious part of the individual. It is a world full of faces that are revealed through symbolic language. Jung, with their dreams and symbols, introduces the uninitiated to this unknown world that is much richer and broader than the conscious Ego, and insists on a fundamental point, proving it with tangible examples: a person is only complete when they have conscious knowledge of their unconscious life.
Over 500 illustrations provide a visual interpretation of Jung's thoughts. They show the nature and function of dreams, explore the symbolic meaning of art, and reveal the psychological significance of the trials of everyday life, providing valuable moral support to the weary people of our time.
This book is an extensive introduction to Jungian Psychology.