Contents:

Collective Unconscious and the Subliminal 

Discovery

Collective versus Personal Unconscious

Collective Unconscious as the World in Miniature

Dynamism and Futurity

Contents

Compensatory of the Conscious Mind

Why Conscious

The Subconscient: Individual and Universal 

The Subliminal

Distinction from the Western Subliminal

Possibility of the Higher Subliminal

The Subliminal as the Cosmos in Miniature

Simultaneity and All-comprehensiveness

Agreements

Disagreements

Vedic View of the Conscious and Unconscious

Archetypes And Visionary Beings

Discovery of Archetypes

Instincts and Archetypes

Archetypes as Modes of Apprehension

Power of Archetypes

Myths and Archetypes

Meaning and Emergence of Archetypes

Religion and Archetypes

Metaphysical Background of Archetypes

Prerequisites of Visions

Varieties of Visions

Reality of Visions

Types of Visions and Beings

Symbolism of Visions

Hallucinations and Visions

Classification of Visions

Conclusions

Status of Visionary Beings in the Veda

Consciousness,Ego And Self

Consciousness as a Product of the Unconscious

Consciousness and Archetypes

Consciousness and the Unconscious

Consciousness and Ego

Divisibility of the Ego

The Inherent Unity

The Self

The Self as as object of Experience

Necessity of Balance Between

The Ego and the Self

Mandala and the Self

The Law of Opposites

Transcendence of the Self

Problem of Determining the Priority between Consciousness and the Unconscious

Consciousness as the Fundamental Reality

Planes of the Human Consciousness

Concentricity and the Ego

Divisive Nature of  the Ego

Ego and Suffering

Elimination of the Ego

The Self

The Self as Jivatman and Atman

Necessity of Self-realisation

Conclusions

Vedic View of Consciousness, Ego and Self

Structurre And Dynamics Of The Inner Reality

Polarity in the Psyche

Universality of the Psyche

Psyche and Matter as Coordinates

Psychin Tension

Psychic Energy or Libido

Transformation of the Libido

Psyche and Physiological Functions

Psyche and the Soul

Psyche and the Metaphysical Reality

The Concentric and Vertical Systems of Being 

The Subliminal

The Psychic Being

Psychic Being and the Jivatman

The Supramental and its Descent

Consciousness-Force and Psychic Force

Vedic View of the Structure and dynamics of the Inner Reality

Individuation And Transformation

Polarity of Extension and Intensification

The Idea of Mandala

Division of Personality

Synthesis of the Conscious and the Unconscious

Subordination of the Ego

Symbols of Individution

Individuation and Cultural Development

Individuation and Psychological Types

Process of Transformation

Difficulties in the process of Transformation

Transformation of the Ego

Psychic Transformation 

Spiritual Transformation 

Psychological Types

Vedic view of Transformation of the Individual

Active Imagination And Integral Yoga

Dream

Unconscious Expressions

Fantasy

Technique of Active Imagination

Dangers of  Active Imagination

Active Imagination and Yoga

Nature of Experience in Active Imagination

Experience in Active Imagination vs Religious Doctrines

Active Imagination and Intuition

Limitations of the Earlier Systems of Yoga

Basis of the Integral Yoga

Concentration

Limitations of the State of Samadhi

Descent of the Supramental

Transformations

Sadhana through Dream and Dreamless Sleep

Integral Sadhana

Practice of Yoga by Westerners

Yoga and the Reality

Retrospect And Prospect

Understanding the Limitations of the Surface Mind

Confirmation and Widening of the concept of Personal Unconscious

Significance of the Discovery of the Collective unconscious and the Subliminal 

Corroboration to the Idea of Self

Implications for the Development of Personality

Vedic Yoga

Origin of Yoga

Yoga of Harmony

Yoga of Mental and Physical Transformation

Yoga and Prana

Yoga of Tapas

Yoga of the Cosmic Person

Yoga of Ingression from finitude to Infinitude

Yoga of Unification of Heart and Head

Yoga of Spectacular Attainments