Stories can guide, heal, or mislead;
formulate meaning that helps people survive or even thrive; and give
shape to our lives. The most potent stories communicate the movement
and deep structures of our souls, and depth psychology helps us to
uncover and understand the particular power of these archetypal
characters, images, and narrative patterns. In this lecture, we will
explore how the shifting patterns seen in narratives about Demeter,
Persephone, Zeus, and Dionysus mirror the kinds of energetic flows that
can occur in us as we grow to meet the challenges of today’s rapidly
changing and disorienting times.
Discover how archetypes appear throughout our developmental process,
encountering the specific circumstances of our biology and history.
Each stage of our lives, from childhood to maturity, will be seen as
offering its own movie set. At these stages, certain archetypal
characters emerge within each of us and respond to the challenge of
playing parts that help us respond effectively to the plotline being
lived around and through us. We will present and explore images of
archetypal characters and descriptions of their stories, using a
range of individual and group experiences. We will explore the
abilities each of us has developed, or are in the process of
developing, through living archetypal stories. And we will identify
any area in our lives where a new narrative might be required to meet
the challenges we are currently facing.
Carol Pearson
Lecture:
Friday, Mar 10
7 - 8:30pm
$20 ($15 Jung Center Members)
1.5 CE Hours
Workshop:
Saturday, Mar 11
10am - 4pm
$100 ($90 Jung Center Members)
4.5 CE Hours
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Experience different approaches to
meditation to help you develop your own daily practice.
Stan Merrill
Four Wednesdays, Mar 1 - 22
5:45 - 7:15pm
$135 ($125 Jung Center Members)
Drop-ins: $35 per class
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Using mythology, art, and activities
for reflection, this course will explore how the archetypes form an
ever-flowing system and how consciousness of this system can help us
recognize our own patterns and deepen our life journeys.
Beth Macy
Six Thursdays, Mar 2 - Apr 6
5:45 - 7:15pm
$200 ($180 Jung Center Members)
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Receive an introduction to a
contemplative practice with Tibetan sounds.
Alejandro Chaoul
Thursday, Mar 2
7 - 8:30pm
$20 ($15 Jung Center Members)
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SoulCollage® is the
process of combining collage, journaling, and deep questioning to
learn more about one’s life and place in the world.
Deborah Lindeen
Saturday, Mar 4
10am - 1pm
$70 ($60 Jung Center Members)
3 CE Hours
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Encounter the soul’s journey to
self-revelation as described in Gnostic myth during this multi-media
presentation.
Ronald Schenk
Saturday, Mar 4
10am - 12pm
$45 ($40 Jung Center Members)
2 CE Hours
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Learn to live life out loud — fully
and with joy — in this workshop designed to give you concrete ways to
ignite your life and focus on what you love.
Sarah Gish
Saturday, Mar 4
1:30 - 4:30pm
$80 ($70 Jung Center Members) OR
$70 ($60 Members) if also registered for SoulCollage (see above)
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Discover how creative experience can
reawaken our connection to eros and live more authentic and vibrant
lives.
Robert Snellgrove
Four Tuesdays, Mar 7 - 28
5:45 - 7:15pm
$135 ($125 Jung Center Members)
6 CE Hours
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Explore the paranormal happenings
that arose from a near-death experience.
Jeffrey Kripal and Elizabeth Krohn
Four Wednesdays, Mar 8 - 29
5:45 - 7:15pm
$135 ($125 Jung Center Members)
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Join us for the latest evening in
this collaboration with The University of Houston’s Creative Writing
Program featuring Alicia Ostriker.
Alicia Ostriker
Thursday, Mar 9
7:30 - 9pm
FREE
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