The Guild of Pastoral Psychology
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Architecture of the Self: Towers of Nietzsche and Jung
Drawing by Hans Olde from the photographic series, The Ill Nietzsche, late 1899The influence of Nietzsche on Jung’s ideas and Jung’s personal development is well documented. Unknown to many, however, is their common interest in architecture and the built environment, and the role this plays in their respective ideas about…
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Jung and the Recovery of the Religious Attitude and Function:
Theological reflections on a natural process of transformation. Photo by nibras al-riyami on UnsplashJung believed that regaining one’s religious attitude was an important part of the task of individuation. In this talk, I offer some theological reflections on this process. First, I provide a sketch of Jung’s understanding of…
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“Too Humble is Half Proud” (Yiddish Saying)
A psychological, Jewish and personal perspective on some of the paradoxes that surround the concept of humility. Photo by Yoksel Zok on Unsplash
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Summer Conference 2021
Watch this page for details. Once we have been able to confirm the nature, dates, and times of the conference this page will be updated. Look out for a new image when this happens! Photo by Ava Sombrero on Unsplash
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The Archetype of the Heart: A symbol of transformation
How helpful is it to follow the archetype of the heart across religions and cultures? Photo: Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA, by Omer Salom on Unsplash
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Autumn Conference: Metamorphosis of Being – Body and Soul
The subject matter will include homeopathy and the Alexander technique. Alexandre Winkler writes: “Homeopathic provings and their therapeutic applications have demonstrated that all disturbed physical and psychological functional patterns, fixations and crises have macroscopic substance likenesses “out there”. That means our complexes are in functional correspondence not only with the…
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The Crime of the Ancient Mariner
Photo by Maximilian Weisbecker on UnsplashIn Coleridge’s great poem, the killing of the albatross has catastrophic consequences. But it also pushes the perpetrator of this apparently senseless crime, the mariner, to embark on a journey of inner exploration that transforms how he approaches both the natural world and those invisible…
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Test Event
To anyone who is curious, this event is set up for test purposes: it does not correspond to a real event. Thank you.