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Archetype of the Apocalypse
A Jungian Study of
the Book of Revelation by
Edward Edinger
In
Archetype of the Apocalypse, Jungian psychologist Edward
Edinger explains how escalating violence, the proliferation of
cults, renewed interest in alien abduction, increased popularity
of the paranormal, and radical environmentalism all point to an
impending cultural upheaval. Using the symbolically rich book of
Revelation, Edinger offers insights into the images which have
fascinated Western culture for over two thousand years,
including 666 (the Mark of the Beast), the Four Horsemen, and
the Whore of Babylon.
"Dr.
Edinger's profound interpretation of the Book of Revelation is
itself a revelation of the hidden meaning in the disorder of the
contemporary world. This is a work of wisdom and clarity. To
enter the new millenium with greater understanding, read this
book!"
—Murray Stein
Author of Jung's Map of the Soul
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