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  Jeanne M. Schul September 13, 2010 at 7:29am

  Here's the link to the upcoming Journey conference in North Carolina, which I am helping organize:
  
  http://www.journeyconferences.com/conferenceinformation.htm
  
  Would love to see you'll there! We could plan ours as a follow-up!
  Jeanne
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  Ed Koffenberger September 7, 2010 at 12:27pm

  The 95+ degrees have taken their toll on my attention span. I have not forgotten the Jungian/Archetypal Southern Conference: Dream Dance idea. I've been doing research on the connection of dance, drama, and delirium. At this point I personally am closer to delirium but that may be too dramatic so I'll dance away for awhile and get back to you when I have more to report. Anyone come across some interesting speakers (besides yourselves, of course)?
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  Catherine Alvarez, PhD August 3, 2010 at 8:54pm

  Thanks for inviting me Ed. I have been contemplating myself the idea of getting together with people of a similar mindset close to my area, hard to find such minds around these parts. Anyone else around Tampa, Florida by chance?
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  Ed Koffenberger July 27, 2010 at 4:35pm

  Best to give you the website.
  http://interplay.org/
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  Jeanne M. Schul July 27, 2010 at 3:19pm

  I am not familiar with Interplay. I would be interested in what you could tell me about the group.
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  Ed Koffenberger July 27, 2010 at 8:06am

  Just came back from a long weekend with the group Interplay. Have you heard of it? Thought it might make a good break-out session. If you haven't heard of it, I'll send more specific information.
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  Jeanne M. Schul July 25, 2010 at 2:14pm

  I'll keep this southern conference in mind while I am at the Jungian conference at Cornell University. The more models we consider the richer our potential outcome, don't you think? Of course, we can also end up over-stimulated and out of focus! So, balance is also needed.
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  Ed Koffenberger July 2, 2010 at 8:19am

  You are more experienced than I in presenting (but I've been a teacher for over 20 years). The Journey into Wholeness in NC: I'm having trouble getting a correct website. Seems several folks like the title. If you have a web address for them, I would appreciate it. I like the idea of a college/university hosting an assembly - less "baggage" than if it is at a church. Retreat centers are also nice but costly, unless we find a retreat center that finds our idea appealing.
  Question: There are yogic approaches that involove dance. Would these also be in line with the way you see this unfolding? I'm heading to NC for a dance-related retreat at the end of the month, so I might network with some folks there too. Imagining the conference happening, what would you like to present? I've also gotten some training in dream work at Pacifica and through the Haden Institute in NC. They might be interested in presenting as well.
  I know these thoughts are scattered, I'm normally not like this except when I'm excited about an idea. You are getting the stream-of-consciousness version of me.
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  Jeanne M. Schul July 1, 2010 at 4:46pm

  Dream Dance . . . . I LIKE IT!!!
  
  Just back from the dream conference in Asheville and I am in love! It was an incredible experience to present to such an open, receptive group. Plus, there were so many good sessions every time period, it was challenging to choose! I hope I'm presenting next June in the Netherlands . . . .
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  Ed Koffenberger June 30, 2010 at 5:52pm

  You spark a title for a set of workshops: Dream Dance
  I'll think on this one awhile but what is your initial response?