CARL JUNG AND ME ON DREAM INTERPRETATION

      Morningstone has Morgen awakening, none the worse for wear, convinced that his midnight adventure was all a dream. In Man and his Symbols, Carl Jung points out that the symbols in any dream must be interpreted in terms of what they may mean to the individual dreamer. Although there are recurring archetypes, the analyst dare not fall into the trap of thinking that because a symbol has been identified in one individual's dream as having a particular connotation, it will have the same connotation in another individual's dream.

      In Changeling's Return we eavesdrop on Morgen's thoughts as he mulls over his "dream" and deciphers what it meant to him, and thus convey its meaning to the reader. In fact, because Changeling's Retuurn is my creation, I have consciously shaped it into its present form to reflect my own dreams and research within the boudaries of a musical fantasy adventure. But like a dream forming in an unconscious mind, I am not telling you everything, at least not yet. We are on a journey. I am your guide, but the adventure and its meaning will ultimately be your own.

Travis Edward Pike, 22 August 2021, Otherworld Cottage

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