Online Public Programs
February 2021
Psyche and the Given Earth
BRADLEY A. TEPASKE, Ph.D. Dr. TePaske’s presentation offers four segments on our depth psychological relationship with our planetary environment. The focus of tonight’s lecture is “Pacha Mama: Reflections of Eros in Nature.” While Pacha Mama is indigenous to the Andes and Amazonia, an initial sense of her nature is conveyed in biblical passages such as Wisdom in the 8th Chapter of Proverbs who fashions the world and in the Apocryphal book, Wisdom, where she possesses knowledge of solstices, the nature…
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The March from Selma to Montgomery and the Nonviolent Movement in Analysis
RENEE CUNNINGHAM, M.A., M.F.T. The lecture will focus exclusively on the March from Selma to Montgomery and the development of culture through the implementation of the eightfold path of nonviolence. The concepts of individuation, the Ego/Self Axis, the cultural unconscious and cultural complex will be demonstrated and amplified as key components of development within the individual and culture. Archetypal nonviolence will be defined and amplified utilizing Gandhi’s concepts of Satyagraha and Ahimsa, and King’s six tenets of nonviolence. The group…
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Archetypal Manifestations in the World of Warcraft: The Gamers’ World in Jungian Analysis
SHERYL CORCHNOY, M.A., LMFT What really moves us? It’s the deep connection and relatedness between us. It’s ancient wisdom weaving itself into the fabric of time with archetypal dynamism, viscerally recognizable no matter the magnitude of development and transformation. It’s the dedication of the analytic community to our own guiding paradox, braving the unknown while holding authenticity and curiosity sacred. The convergence of these things calls for our focused attention as we stand in the fierce winds of evolution itself—the…
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