<p><em><strong>Transformations</strong> </em>is a story of five years of analysis told from the point of view of the woman dreaming.&nbsp; There are many voices.&nbsp; She is in dialogue with an analyst, an imaged analyst, an unknown <em>other, </em>and herself.&nbsp; The dreams and visions are also voices.&nbsp; This is not an autobiography, although it is a life focused, confused and clarified.&nbsp; Not ill but knowing her years are numbered and death is nearby, she experiences an urgency both unexpected and unavoidable.&nbsp; Part of the pressure involves dealing with what has been left behind. &nbsp;She has to live through much that is unwelcome but the trade off is compelling, extraordinary illuminations that go far beyond personal issues.&nbsp; One dream named this work:&nbsp; <em>Hello, Sacred Way.</em></p>