c/marie-louise-von-franz
Primary-source archive of Jungian analyst Marie-Louise von Franz (1915–1998): her dream films, interviews, and lectures on dreams, death, time, and alchemy.
…Institute of Los Angeles. In the next hour, you will view part one of a conversation I held with Dr. Marie-Louise Von Frantz in 1977 at her Taro retreat in Bollingen, Switzerland. To analysts and serious students of Jung, Dr. Von Frantz needs no…
…Dr. Marie-Louise Von Frantz in 1977 at her Taro retreat in Bollingen, Switzerland. To analysts and serious students of Jung, Dr. Von Frantz needs no introduction. since young's death in 1961 she has published a great many books and has lectured throughout…
…colleague, Barbara Hanna. This conversation took place in the garden outside the tower in September of 1979. Since that time, Dr. Von Frantz has retired from lecturing and analytic practice. Dr. Von Frantz, I'd like to ask you some questions about your…
…garden outside the tower in September of 1979. Since that time, Dr. Von Frantz has retired from lecturing and analytic practice. Dr. Von Frantz, I'd like to ask you some questions about your experiences with Jung over the many years that you worked with…
…merely enslave. Following the way of the dream leads to a different mode of relationship, a radically different form of love. Dr. Von Frantz, we said earlier that a man with a mother complex fantasizes on an ideal woman who will fulfill his fantasies,…
…of a lifetime if we look at dreams over a long period of time we begin to see meaningful connections between them Dr. von Frantz in your work as an analyst have you observed an overall pattern in the dream life of an individual there is still a lot…
…set up my sculpture studio. So I think that the dream was telling me that I'd been mutilating myself in my self-pity. Dr. Von Frantz, is there a relationship between this dream and her Marilyn Monroe dream? We see in the first dream of Marilyn Monroe…
…want me when she was alive, and I thought, well, no way you're going to get me now. It really was horrible. Dr. Von Frantz, dreams show us our unlived life through the figure of the shadow. Psychologically what is the meaning of the word shadow? That…
…I've even grabbed Darren dancing with Humphrey Bogart when he hadn't got a stitch on! How about that? Dr. Marie-Louise von Frantz is an analytical psychologist who worked directly with C.G. Jung for over 30 years. Here in this consulting room, people from…
…over the world have brought her dreams to be analyzed. And for the series, we film people telling their dreams. Dr. von Frantz will interpret these dreams in relation to the lives of the individual dreamers. Dr. von Frantz how long have you been studying…
…people telling their dreams. Dr. von Frantz will interpret these dreams in relation to the lives of the individual dreamers. Dr. von Frantz how long have you been studying dreams well I think about now 30 years approximately I have figured out that I have…
…and how to fulfill our own destiny how to follow our own star to realize our greater potential of life within us Dr. von Frantz how did you first become interested in the study of dreams when I met Jung first he explained something about a case he had…
…would you tell us a dream? Do you recall one? do you remember your dreams no I don't sir I quickly forget Dr. von Frantz why is it that people can't recall their dreams I think it's because they don't pay attention some people have come to me…
…actually happened. They probably reflect something of reality, of everyday existence, you know. but what I'm not sure you know Dr. von Frantz how much of dream interpretation is scientific and how much is art I think there's something of both in it there's…
…history, dreams played a central role in determining the fate of mankind. They were thought to be the voice of God. Dr. Von Frantz, let's look first at some biblical dreams, a dream which changed the history of the Jewish nation, the dream of Jacob's…
…individuals. but they've also altered the fate of entire cultures. Let's look at three dreams which determine the destiny of our civilization. Dr. Von Frantz, the first of these I'd like to look at is the dream of a young man who lived in the desert…