Lectures and Presentations
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Recent Presentations
St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Inwood at Mockingbird
| Lectures: | 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. (wine and cheese reception following) $15 non-members |
| Workshops: | 9:30a.m.- noon (coffee and rolls provided) $40 non-members |
CEUs Available
Continuing Education credits for Jung Society programs are authorized by the Texas State Board of Social Work Examiners and by the Texas State Board of Licensed Professional Counselors. To receive your CEUs, please sign in at the beginning of the meeting and then pick up a certificate at the end.
February 6-7: James Hollis, Ph.D.
Friday Night Lecture: What Matters Most: Living a More Considered Life
Apart from friends, family, and good work, what matters most in our lives? What values lead us to a freer, larger life, a more considered course?
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Saturday Workshop: What Matters Most Workshop
Together we will consider the paradoxes that we encounter in conducting our lives. Leading a more conscious life brings us to choices which either enlarge or diminish. ... More »
March 13-14 : Rosalind de Rolon
Friday Lecture: The Reddest Rose, The Unalterable Law: Primordial Wisdom and the Divine Feminine
The common vision underlying the world’s religions, which one might call Primordial Wisdom, has been overlaid with divergent structures and beliefs and is little known or understood today. This universal spiritual wisdom has often been symbolized by the reddest rose, a symbol also of the divine feminine. ... More »
Saturday Workshop: The Earth as a Sacred Realm (Please note time change!)
Saturday’s workshop builds on themes introduced in Friday’s lecture and explores the notion of the immanence of God. A “feminine” concept related to Primordial Wisdom, the immanence of God will be traced through such varied Western sources as the Hebrew bible, the Aramaic Gospels, Celtic Christianity’s emphasis on ecology and holiness, the writings of St. Francis of Assissi, and meditations from St. Catherine of Sienna (“all the way to Heaven is Heaven”).
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April 17-18 : Ann Kennedy, M.A.
Friday Lecture: Egyptian Immortality: A Pyramid Schematic
In this program Ann Kennedy will emphasize the Egyptian creation story and the lively archetypes that teach us about the cycles of renewal in human life and death. From books by Marie-Louise Van Franz and Joseph Campbell, Ann will take a look at Egyptian civilization as a whole and see that one of its most striking characteristics is something called a concreteness of ideas. ...More »
Saturday Workshop: Picturing Egypt: A Jungian Travelogue
The Saturday workshop is a collaboration between Catherine Van Bebber and Gene Baker. Together they will contrast ancient and modern Egypt. ...More »
May 8-9 : J. Pittman McGehee, M.Div., Ph.D.
Friday Lecture: The Psychology of Love
In this lecture, we will encounter what Jung called, in his later years, "the incalculable paradoxes of love." Our single word "love" fails to adequately capture and express the powerful, often contradictory feelings that drive behavior and animate one's soul. ...More »
Saturday Workshop: Psychology of Love Workshop
The workshop will continue the lecture theme of love, exploring more deeply, through discussion and exercises, our personal experiences and reflections upon them. ...More »
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