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| Preface | |
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| The Transformation of the Cosmos | |
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| The Birth of the Modern Self | |
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| The Dawn of a New Universe | |
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| Two Paradigms of History | |
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| Forging the Self, Disenchanting the World | |
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| The Cosmological Situation Today | |
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| In Search of a Deeper Order | |
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| Two Suitors: A Parable | |
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| The Interior Quest | |
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| Synchronicity and Its Implications | |
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| The Archetypal Cosmos | |
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| Through the Archetypal Telescope | |
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| The Evolving Tradition | |
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| Archetypal Principles | |
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| The Planets | |
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| Forms of Correspondence | |
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| Personal Transit Cycles | |
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| Archetypal Coherence and Concrete Diversity | |
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| Assessing Patterns of Correlation | |
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| Epochs of Revolution | |
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| From the French Revolution to the 1960s | |
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| Synchronic and Diachronic Patterns in History | |
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| Scientific and Technological Revolutions | |
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| Awakenings of the Dionysian | |
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| The Liberation of Nature | |
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| Religious Rebellion and Erotic Emancipation | |
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| Filling in the Cyclical Sequence | |
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| The Individual and the Collective | |
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| A Larger View of the Sixties | |
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| Cycles of Crisis and Contraction | |
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| World Wars, Cold War, and September 11 | |
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| Historical Contrasts and Tensions | |
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| Conservative Empowerment | |
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| Splitting, Evil, and Terror | |
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| Moby Dick and Nature's Depths | |
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| Historical Determinism, Realpolitik, and Apocalypse | |
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| Moral Courage, Facing the Shadow, and the Tension of Opposites | |
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| Paradigmatic Works of Art | |
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| Forging Deep Structures | |
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| Cycles of Creativity and Expansion | |
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| Opening New Horizons | |
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| Convergences of Scientific Breakthroughs | |
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| Social and Political Rebellions and Awakenings | |
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| Quantum Leaps and Peak Experiences | |
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| From Copernicus to Darwin | |
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| Music and Literature | |
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| Iconic Moments and Cultural Milestones | |
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| Great Heights and Shadows | |
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| Hidden Births | |
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| Awakenings of Spirit and Soul | |
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| Epochal Shifts of Cultural Vision | |
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| Spiritual Epiphanies and the Emergence of New Religions | |
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| Utopian Social Visions | |
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| Romanticism, Imaginative Genius, and Cosmic Epiphany | |
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| Revelations of the Numinous | |
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| The Great Awakening of the Axial Age | |
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| The Late Twentieth Century and the Turn of the Millennium | |
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| Towards a New Heaven and a New Earth | |
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| Understanding the Past, Creating the Future | |
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| Observations on Future Planetary Alignments | |
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| Opening to the Cosmos | |
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| Sources of the World Order | |
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| Epilogue | |
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| Notes | |
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| Sources | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Index | |