Dreaming with an AIDS patient

Christopher had moved from Texas to Boston to enter Jungian analysis with the author. Alienated from the church he loved, weary of the gay life, & far from home, he now struggled to make sense of his life in the face of suffering & loss. As his illness progressed (resulting eventually in his death), Christopher's dreams were increasingly haunted by images of pollution & decay. Bosnak's book has all the emotional force of a literary work while giving a clear presentation of the way Jungian dream work gives access to the healing power of the imagination.