The Peacocks Tail

Think of the Soul as if it were a Castle made of a single diamond.. . in which there are many rooms. Let us imagine that this castle. . . contains many mansions, some above, others below, some at each side, and in the centre. .. is the chiefest, where the most secret things pass between God and the Soul. [I]f this Castle is the Soul there can clearly be no question of entering it, for we ourselves are the Castle. .. 

You must understand that there are many ways of being in a place. —St. Teresa of Avila1 

There are two ways of working with images creation by visualization, using the constructive power of imagination, and evocation, in which spontaneous images are allowed to rise up from the depths of consciousness onto our mental screen.. 

This aspect of the Work is called the redemption of the personality, whereby the unregenerate aspects in the depths of our unconscious are evoked to visible appearance, brought into the unifying light of consciousness, and thereby absorbed from their state of separation back into the integrated personality. Jungian psychology calls this 

Theresa of Avila, The Interior Castle (London Sheed and Weird, 1974), p. 172. 

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