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Author: Robert A. Johnson

Robert A. Johnson presents a practical four‑step method for using dreams and the imagination to explore the unconscious and foster inner transformation. Drawing on his Jungian expertise, he provides a direct, accessible approach that helps readers uncover hidden strengths and resources within their own subconscious.

First publish date: 1986

Genre: Psychology/General Psychology

Authors: Robert A. Johnson

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