Dreaming about the Divine

Dreaming about the DivineExplores the role of dreams in spiritual work. In Dreaming about the Divine, Bonnelle Lewis Strickling argues that people dream about the divine in forms that fit their current emotional and spiritual condition. Using Jungian psychology and the philosophy of Karl Jaspers, Strickling contends that dreams about the divine occur in the context of existential issues; psychic and emotional crises which open us to the experience of the divine. She concludes

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extending from the late 1960s to the present day

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Carol Anne Hossler

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