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About Go See the Movie in Your Head
Waking imagery is analogous to dreams: both are avenues into the unconscious.
When the flow of waking imagery is
reported,what is revealed is informaton about personality that is not
consciously acknowledged by the individual. Waking imagery thus has a
projective quality that bypasses most ordinary censorship.
This function of the mind is often neglected in verbal linear interaction with a therapist. The "discovery" of waking imagery—of revealing profound meanings about personality in our unconscious images—may be one of the most important findings of this century. And one of the most ignored.
Contents:
Chapter 1: The Fantastic World of Imagery
Chapter 2: The Images that Give Meaning to Your Life
Chapter 3: The Tug of War Within You
Chapter 4: Looking at Yourself
Chapter 5: In What Part of Your Body Does Your Mother Reside?
Chapter 6: X-rated Images
Chapter 7: Transforming and Focusing for Change
Chapter 8: Castles in the Air, Marble Halls, and Sealed Cans under Water
Appendix: Warm-up Exercises
GO SEE THE MOVIE IN YOUR HEAD
Santa Barbara: Ross-Erikson Publishers, Inc., 1983, 234 pp.
(ISBN 0-915520-65-6)
$17.50 (California residents add sales tax)
plus $3.00 shipping & handling
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