Originally a lecture given in 1943, Neuman's paper is a description of the 'levels' through which a Jungian analysis passes. The orientation of the author is religious and mystical. His article illustrates very effectively that the word 'analysis' in this context has almost no relationship to our use of the term. While there may be some idiosyncratic elements unknown to this reviewer, the paper does appear to be a highly instructive presentation for anyone looking for a condensed statement of the operational aspects of Jungian therapy.