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SUMMARY:Begin At The Beginning: A Pilot Project To Read Jung's Red Book: Liber Novus - Part 17
DESCRIPTION:THE REMAINS OF EARLIER TEMPLES & FIRST DAY \nIn preparation for the upcoming lectures on the Red Book\, George Bright asks that you all have a copy of the reader’s edition on hand. \n1: Reading Liber Novus / The Dual Nature of the Psyche: The Archetypes of the Collective Unconscious and Individuation \n(Liber Secundus Chapters vii\, The Remains of Earlier Temples\, pp. 268 – 277) \nIn previous chapters of the second book of Liber Novus\, Jung has encountered two major figures: The Red One\, who symbolizes instinct and desire and challenges Jung to encounter the darker aspects of his psyche\, and Ammonius\, who represents wisdom\, engages Jung in discussions about scripture\, the search for deeper meaning\, and teaches him to pray. In this chapter\, Jung once again encounters these two figures\, but each has now been transformed by their conversations with one another. Through a close reading of the text\, we will examine how these conversations led to Jung’s seminal ideas about the psyche’s dual nature\, the archetypes that arise from the collective unconscious\, and the process of individuation\, the integration of the conscious and unconscious aspects of the psyche. Participants will have the opportunity to apply these ideas to clinical work\, including patients’ dreams\, fantasies\, and transference material. \n2: Reading Liber Novus / Destruction and Repair: Holding the Tension of the Opposites \n(Liber Secundus Chapters viii\, First Day\, pp. 277 – 291) \nThis chapter begins with a new sequence in Liber Secundus\, following the chapters in which Jung met Ammonius. Jung encounters Izdubar\, the hero Gilgamesh of the Babylonian epic. Jung wounds him by imparting the knowledge of modern science and is then confronted with the seemingly impossible but urgently necessary task of restoring health the mythical figure he has lamed. This chapter focuses on Jung’s interest in how opposites relate\, conflict\, and eventually resolve. Examples discussed include religion vs. science\, fantasy vs. reality\, and divinity vs. humanity. These discoveries led him to develop what he called the transcendent function: the capacity of the individual to hold the tension between a pair of opposites until a third\, new attitude could emerge. \nGeorge Bright\, M.A.\, M.Sc.\, Dip. Theol.\, in private practice in London. Educated at Cambridge University and the London School of Economics\, he serves as a Training and Supervising Analyst of the Society of Analytical Psychology and a co-founder of The Circle of Analytical Psychology\, a London-based group dedicated to the study of Jung’s Liber Novus and Black Books. His 1997 paper\, “Synchronicity as a Basis of Analytic Attitude\,” received the Michael Fordham Prize.
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SUMMARY:Introduction To SoulCollage®
DESCRIPTION:SoulCollage® was created by Jungian psychologist Seena Frost\, who believed in the value of images to illuminate the wordless parts of the self. In this creative\, intuitive practice\, participants work in silence\, selecting magazine photographs\, images\, and symbols to create small\, evocative collages. Jung’s concepts of synchronicity\, archetype\, and the shadow are particularly relevant to the SoulCollage process\, and the resulting collages carry deep personal meaning for their creators. \nSharon Carlsen is a life coach and executive coach who helps people find their footing in the midst of challenging life transitions. She practices in California and elsewhere\, via Zoom or phone. Trained and licensed as a SoulCollage Facilitator by Seena Frost in 2012\, she has offered this practice to people of all ages at libraries\, community arts centers\, schools\, private homes\, and a variety of workplaces. She incorporates SoulCollage into her coaching work with individuals and groups.
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