There is an interesting article on Jung in the June 2011 edition of UK magazine "Management Today" - try this link
http://www.managementtoday.co.uk/News/EmailIt/1071184/CCC3835100D7276FD0C5BB6D032A1A98/
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Just a few words about the equality of men and women. It upsets me about the way women are treated as if they are the lesser. I think it started back in the cave days: I have big club, and if you don’t listen to me, I will club you and drag you into the cave by your hair.( humor intended) The truth is that the women are more than equal, and science has proved it by the way that the brain is wired. She can multitask easily because of the connection of the hemispheres, which are more in q
With Great Pleasure Fisher King Press announces the publication of:Eros and the Shattering Gaze: Transcending Narcissism
by Kenneth A. Kimmel
This timely and innovative expose by contemporary Jungian psychoanalyst, Ken Kimmel, reveals a culturally and historically embedded narcissism underlying men’s endlessly driven romantic projections and erotic fantasies, that has appropriated their understanding of what love is. Men enveloped in narcissism fear their interiority and all relationships with emo
Four Eternal Women: Tony Wolff revisited: A Study of Opposites, by Mary Dian Molton and Lucy Anne Sikes (Fisher King Press, 2011) amplifies Toni Wolff’s paper, “Structural Forms of the Feminine Psyche (1934).” The model uses Wolff’s quaternity of archetypal patterns of women’s development: the personally related modes of Mother (Mary, mother of Jesus), and its opposite, Hetaira (pattern Tony Wolff lived out with C. G. Jung); and the other pole of the impersonally related: Amazon Woman (Gloria St
If we take notice of many of the things that we do each day, such as: getting up a little later than we planned, breaking something that was valuable or very meaningful, or losing things that we kept in special places that we were attached to, or have thoughts that we try to avoid, or run into someone unexpectedly , or do things that we thought that we couldn’t do? Much of this comes from the unknown regions of our subconscious. We need to understand that the subconscious holds an immensity o
The soul is affected physically by choices we make and by the desires, the ones that keep us bound, and makes an imprint. Many of our illnesses are brought on by the repressions, called our Shadow by Carl Jung, which are the things we dislike about ourselves, or know that we have a potential for, but try to keep hidden within our psyche. The soul records all of these things and causes us havoc if we do not come to terms with them. Carl Jung once said speaking of ancient Greek Mythology: "Wh
Another excerpt from a Thomas Moore book which definitely agrees with my understanding: "People caught in the extremes of spirituality don't want to hear that it can be source of evil. It is of the nature of spirit not to be self reflective. It tends towards action and literalism. It takes it's own imagination of reality as plain fact and angrily defends those facts. And so spirituality often has two layers of defensiveness - a belligerent attack on those who don't agree, backed up by a ref
This is my first post on this site and as a newcomer, I'm excited to find so many lovers of depth psychology!
I am a doctoral student at Fielding Graduate University not far from Pacifica.My main research interest concerns the evolution of consciousness, and more specifically how consciousness manifests reality. This has led me to a study of the phenomena of emergence and some interesting work by Jungian analysts George Hogenson and Joe Cambray on archetypes and symbols as a function of emergence
In earlier years I designed and made several kinds of electronic brainwave devices to entrain the brain into slower frequencies for use in meditation. At that time I developed a tens unit that would go into the gigahertz region between 54 and 74 gigahertz for Dr.C.Norman Shealy. This region of frequencies are the same as the DNA molecule and was tested for several healing and regenerative applications. He still uses the device and many have benefited from it.
I finally put most of that asi
My daughters were on a street that looked like any other street in San Juan. We were waiting for a tricycle to take us home. Then one stopped before us driven by a nice old man, with a rounded face and cheerful eyes. My girls and I managed to squeeze ourselves into the side car as we began to travel through the streets.
We suddenly found ourselves inside a very long tunnel but the trip was smooth and fast. Then I saw a small break in the tunnel which revealed the scene outside. I saw a storm an
Towards the Hermeneutics of Culture
(Inspired from the essays of: Karin Barnaby and Pellegrino D'Acerino in C. G. Jung and the Humanities: Toward a Hermeneutics of Culture)
The coming of age of the archetypal movement
through its convergence with postmodern thought
along with a commensurate insistence on Jung’s
transpersonal psychology or
the psychology of the unconscious.
OBJECTIVE: To bring together a cultural movement that criticizes Capitalism and Postmodernism utilizing the penetrating p
http://livingstory-ny.blogspot.com
I work with story structure, image, and language. I thought you might be interested in my use of creative metaphor to contain, express, and transform negative emotions. I hope you find this post useful.
Juliet Bruce, Ph.D.
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The actor Liev Schreiber received wonderful reviews for his portrayal of the evil trickster Iago in the NY Public Theatre’s 2001 production of Othello.
"...audiences couldn't ask for a more captivating creator of chaos than the Iago of L
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from Re-Imagining Mary by Mariann BurkeI had never felt much attraction to the Sorrowing Mary until I visited Sicily. Here the Holy Week festivities have as much to do with Mary, it seems, as with Jesus. This is probably true since in Sicily the Earth Goddess Demeter is very much present in Mary.
One senses that Demeter’s journey to the depths of the earth in search of her child strongly parallels Mary’s search and Mary’s sorrow. Demeter was a fe
Patricia Laperal, a psychologist hired to study effects of images on “content reviewers,” told the Times the results of her research
Ms. Laperal… reached some unsettling conclusions in her interviews with content moderators. Sh
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