In Reflections of a Passerby: Jesus, Jung, and the Power of Choice, Eleanor Norris, PhD, takes us along on her search for meaning through the study of the life of Jesus-the Christian myth. Was Jesus solely human or solely divine? Was he the symbol of the Self, as C.G. Jung proposed? Through Norris's personal journey, we're introduced to Jungian perspectives and in-depth study of the Gospels of Mark, Matthew, and Luke, weaving together critical thinking, imagination, and somatic knowing, challenging us to understand her and our own assumptions and contributing to each of our journeys of individuation and awakening consciousness. Table of Contents Foreword Introduction - Am I a Christian? Part One - The Christian Myth: C. G. Jung and Elizabeth Boyden Howes Chapter 1 - Jung's Vision of Christianity Chapter 2 - Other Jungian Views on Christianity Chapter 3 - Elizabeth Howes's Search for the Historical Jesus Chapter 4 - Was There a Historical Jesus? Part Two - The Guild Seminars Chapter 5 - My First Seminar Chapter 6 -The Work of Discerning Chapter 7 - Meeting the Three Chapter 8 - Into the Depths Chapter 9 - Ministry and Miracles Chapter 10 - Who Forgives? What Heals? Chapter 11 - Myth or History: Finding Great Truths Chapter 12 - Choosing Life Chapter 13 - The Kingdom of Heaven Is Like ... Chapter 14 - Gathering Strands Chapter 15 - Jesus's Final Days Chapter 16 - The Empty Tomb Chapter 17 - The Journey Onward Acknowledgments Permissions Notes Bibliography Index Guild for Psychological Studies About the Author