Psyche And Substance: Essays on Homeopathy in the Light of Jungian Psychology

The remedy pictures in this volume, written mostly 25 to 30 years ago, were attempts to explore a new way of thinking which I would call imaginal and analogical as opposed to abstract and causalistic. By and large this mode of thinking has until recently been restricted to the artist's domain. The sober halls of science have been closed to such thinking as they have been closed to a consideration of homeopathy and its implications, practical and theoretical. Homeopathy presents us with a veritable treasure house of practical data, utterly confusing at first and mindblowing to traditional scientific thought. If these data were accepted as verifiable they would call for a revision of many basic assumptions in physiology, psychobiology and pathology.