…ecstatic vision, he was a god of wine, but that was the wine of religion, not the wine of drunkenness. For Robert Johnson the Greek God Dionysus offers an insight into the modern epidemic of alcoholism. Johnson draws on mythology for fables of…

…the wine of drunkenness. For Robert Johnson the Greek God Dionysus offers an insight into the modern epidemic of alcoholism. Johnson draws on mythology for fables of psychological reality. His latest book considers the gods of antiquity and our Universal need…

…and psychological realities of his patients, and they help in understanding both the pain and the delights of human relationship. Robert Johnson: man insists upon making some outer figure, generally a flesh and blood woman, bear his anima for him, that is…

…to his patients dreams and the images of their unconscious. And everywhere he found evidence of the collective unconscious. Author Robert Johnson. He discovered it in the unconscious of his own patients and in his own extraordinary experiences of dreams and…