Sheri Kling commented on Dr. Jeff Howlin's blog post Expect the Unexpected: From a Jungian Psychological Perspective
"Nice! A great reminder for recognizing what may be trying to get our attention."
Oct 31, 2011

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  • Hi Sheri. I would like to add my welcome to Ed's. As you can see, the Alliance is a dynamic and growing group of people who understand the power of connecting around critical topics and the fact that we are a global community allows us to meet and learn from others in a multitude of ways. 

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  • Welcome Sheri,

    Curiously enough, my PhD work involves the interrelationship between process theology and depth psychology. Apparently Claremont is the center of this thought at this time. Would really enjoy hearing more about your studies. Am currently enjoying works by Cobb, Epperly, and Keller. Any other suggestions??Just came back from a conference in North Carolina that was focused upon Jung/Christian thinking related to synchronicity.

    Glad you found and decided to join the Alliance (obviously for more reasons than organizational!!). The Alliance is a rich blend of folks new to and well seasoned in depth psychological thought and practice. Within the many blogs, forums, and groups you may find much upon which to comment, question, and add. Again, welcome, and I really would enjoy a dialogue to hear more about your work.

    Ed

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