Calea imaginației. De la psihomagie la psihotransă

Alejandro Jodorowsky uses psychomagic to address pain in our inner lives. He argues that naming trauma alone does not resolve it. His method uses metaphor and acts that stand for something else. People use these acts in daily life. They aim to make people aware of hidden blocks. He sees those who seek help as agents of their own healing.

This nonfiction book is for readers drawn to self-help and spiritual ways to address trauma. It holds 84 letters from people he has guided. They write of their struggles, trauma, and the acts he proposed. Each letter is a case study of his method. The book draws on decades of free Tarot readings. He gave these readings in a Paris café.

Jodorowsky writes books and scripts and acts in films. He also directs avant-garde films, which break with past forms. His work looks at how family history shapes those born later. He has spent fifty years studying family trees and Marseille Tarot. In his sessions, he blends Tarot with acts that carry meaning. He also uses psychoshamanism and psychomagic. His wider goal is to help people find the divine within. He links this search to freedom from blocks in thought and feeling.