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The spiritual aspect of nature: a perspective from depth psychology, US Forest Service, 1992
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Link: https://www.nrs.fs.usda.gov/pubs/gtr/gtr_ne160/gtr_ne160_025.pdf

The depth psychology of C. G. Jung provides a set of concepts for exploring the spiritual aspect of nature. According to this view, spiritual experiences occur when basic patterns or archetypes within the psyche are projected onto natural environments. Implications of this viewpoint for natural resource management and research are discussed.

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