Public Program

Saturday, April 02, 2011; 09:30AM - 12:30PM

Traveling through Oz:
The Journey to Wholeness
Presented by Gita Dorothy Morena, Ph.D., M.F.T.

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Friday, April 01, 2011; 07:30PM - 09:30PM

The Analytical Psychology Club presents

The Hag Returns
Presented by Joe McNair, Ph.D.

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Public Program

Sunday, March 27, 2011; 11:00AM - 01:00PM

The Analytical Psychology Club presents

Cancer:
An Encounter with the Shadow
Presented by Robert Moradi, M.D., and Jacob Zighelboim, M.D.

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Public Program

Wednesday, March 23, 2011; 07:30PM - 09:30PM

In the series The Feminine

The Mother Archetype:
The Deep Matrix of Personal Transformation
Presented by Katharine Bainbridge, M.A.

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Quote of the day

The shoe that fits one person pinches another; there is no universal recipe for living. Each of us carries his own life-form within him--an irrational form which no other can outbid. CW 16 - par 81

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Personality is a seed that can only develop by slow stages throughout life. There is no personality without definiteness, wholeness, and ripeness. These three qualities cannot and should not be expected of the child, as they would rob it of childhood. CW 17 - par 288

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Look at all the incredible savagery going on in our so-called civilized world: it all comes from human beings and the spiritual condition they are in. Look at the devilish engines of destruction! They are invented by completely innocuous gentlemen, reasonable, respectable citizens who are everything we could wish. And when the whole thing blows up and an indescribable destruction is let loose, nobody seems to be responsible. It simply happens, and yet it is all man-made. CW 11 - par 85

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It needs a very moon-like consciousness indeed to hold a large family together regardless of all the differences, and to talk and act in such a way that the harmonious relation of the parts to the whole is not only not disturbed but is actually enhanced. And where the ditch is too deep, a ray of moonlight smoothes it over. CW 14 - par 227

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Anyone who overlooks the instincts will be ambuscaded by them. CW 7 - par 620

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We can easily imagine that long before there was any philosophy human beings instinctively found out what ideas were necessary for normal functioning of the psyche....For reasons of psychic hygiene, it would be better not to forget these original and universal ideas. CW 18 - pp. 743-745

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...just as the human body shows a common anatomy over and above all racial differences, so, too, the human psyche possesses a common substratum transcending all differences in culture and consciousness. I have called this substratum the collective unconscious... In purely psychological terms this means that mankind has common instincts of ideation and action. CW 13 - par 12

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The images of the unconscious place a great responsibility upon man. Failure to understand them or shirking of ethical responsibility deprives him of his wholeness and imposes a painful fragmentariness on his life. Memories, Dreams, Reflections, p. 192

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It seems very hard for people to live with riddles or let them live, although one would think that life is full of riddles as it is that a few more things we cannot answer would make no difference. But perhaps it is the just this that is so unendurable, that there are irrational things in our psyche which upsets the conscious mind in its illusory certainties by confronting it with the riddle of its existence. CW 13 - par 307

Public Program

Friday, March 11, 2011; 07:30PM - 09:30PM

The Analytical Psychology Club presents

The Rhinemaidens and Jung's Red Book

Presented by J. Gordon Nelson, Ph.D.

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Public Program

Wednesday, March 09, 2011; 07:30PM - 09:30PM

In the series The Feminine

Tale of the Handless Maiden:
The (Seriously) Incapacitated Mother

Presented by Nancy Furlotti, M.A.

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Quote of the day

Unless we prefer to be made fools by our illusions, we shall, by carefully analyzing every fascination, extract from it a portion of our own personality, like a quintessence, and slowly come to recognize that we meet ourselves time and again in a thousand disguises on the path of life. CW 16 - par 534

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The one-after-another is the bearable prelude to the deeper knowledge of the side-by-side, for this is an incomparably more difficult problem... The view that good and evil are spiritual forces outside us, and that man is caught in the conflict between them, is more bearable by far than the insight that the opposites are the ineradicable and indispensable preconditions of all psychic life. CW 14 - par 206

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The substance that harbours the divine secret is everywhere, including the human body. It can be had for the asking and can be found anywhere, even in the most loathsome filth. CW 12 - par 421

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The process of coming to terms with the unconscious is a true labor, a work which involves both action and suffering. It has been named the "transcendent function" because it represents a function based on real and "imaginary," or rational and irrational, data, thus bridging the yawning between conscious and unconscious. It is a natural process, a manifestation of the energy that springs from tensions of opposites. CW7 - para 121