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Our brochure for the 2011-12 year has been printed for mailing to those who asked for it. If you would like a copy, do please contact the office. An electronic version is located here on this website. We hope you'll be please with the reduction of membership fees!
The Winter 2012 issue of our newsletter Chiron is located here.
If you feel so moved, we – the Public Programme Management Committee, consisting of analysts Robert Black, Jean Connon Unda, Caroline Duetz, Tim Pilgrim and Elisabeth Pomès – would also be glad to hear from you with reactions to what's been offered so far, any suggestions and your hopes for the future. We'd also be very happy to include in the newsletter your art, poetry and other creative offerings connected to the thought and worldview of C.G. Jung.
Featured public events
dream group
Seminar Series
Graham Jackson
Sat., Feb. 25, Mar. 10,
Mar. 31, Apr. 28
11am-1pm
Third Floor, 223 St. Clair Ave. W.
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Participants will have an opportunity to work closely with dreams to see how they are put together and what they have to tell us in terms of how we live our day-to-day lives. Please bring questions.
Tweet$120 in advance for all four seminars; $35 per session at the door
Camino: Outer Journey With Inner Meaning
Lecture at 223 St. Clair
Jean Connon-Unda
Fri., Mar. 2, 7:30-9:30pm
Third Floor, 223 St. Clair Ave. W.
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Pilgrimage – a sacred journey in pursuit of wisdom, healing, guidance and inspiration – is evident in all world religions and was also important in the pagan religions of ancient Greece and Rome. While pilgrims traditionally seek a specific place sanctified by association with a divinity or other holy personage, the increasing popularity of the Camino of Santiago de Compostela (150,000 pilgrims completed the 500 mile walk in 2010 as compared with only 2,500 in 1985) is marked by a growing emphasis on transformations in the self. This presentation will explore the “camino experience” from a Jungian perspective, noting parallels between the pilgrimage experience – a kinetic ritual carried out in liminal space and time – and the journey of individuation.
Tweet$20 in advance; $25 at the door; Sustaining Members free - call office for ticket