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The Valley Spirit never dies;It is the woman, primal mother.Her gateway is the root of heaven and earth.It is the mother of ten thousand things.Being great it flows.It flows far away.Having gone far, it returns.Lao Tzut: Tao Tê Ching
The First Part of this paper introduced the notion of the Way as an archetype, considered the tao and its symbols, and went on to examine the use Jung made of tao in his theory of the self, individuation, the integration of opposites, the returning path and the true centre (MOORE 20).
The second part of the paper follows those ideas about the nature of the Way into its working out in ego development, in the relationship between ego and self and in individuation, and attempts to bring together archetypal material with developmental psychology and with personal bodily experience, in the environment and with partners.