CHARMAIN NAIDOO: Dream-catching during lucid, lockdown nights
The coronavirus creates dreams of dead loved ones and nightmares of our own demise, visited too seldom by the Sandman
17 April 2020 - 05:05
Dreams, Carl Jung believed, need to be taken seriously. As an acolyte of the Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, attributed with founding analytical psychology, I pay close attention to dreams.
Jung’s visionary influence extended beyond the field of psychiatry — in which he’s still a thought leader — to philosophy, literature, anthropology and archaeology. Even, to religious studies...
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