Lecture - First United Methodist Church, room unknown

Jung’s Treatment of Christianity

Sep, 13 1985
C.G. Jung wrote extensively on Christian themes during the last 20 years of his life. This lecture will look at what he said and why he said what he did. His writings on the Trinity, the Mass, and Alchemy will be examined in light of his thought about psychotherapy. The material will explore more deeply ... Read more
Workshop - First United Methodist Church, room unknown

Jung’s Treatment of Christianity

Sep, 14 1985
C.G. Jung wrote extensively on Christian themes during the last 20 years of his life. This lecture will look at what he said and why he said what he did. His writings on the Trinity, the Mass, and Alchemy will be examined in light of his thought about psychotherapy. The material will explore more deeply ... Read more
Workshop - First United Methodist Church, room unknown

The Joy of Wisdom, the Wisdom of Joy

Oct, 19 1985
Learning “how to suffer and not to suffer” is a profound challenge: to face pain by finding a place of strength within, finding an inner guide that will help us to transcend our suffering. Although often imaged as the “senex”, the Wise Old Man, the guide may appear in other forms. This participatory seminar traces ... Read more
Lecture - First United Methodist Church, room unknown

The Way of the Snake

Nov, 15 1985
This lecture will focus on the use of dreams, visions and active imagination in analytical work. It will explore the myth and ritual of tribal people as an amplification of this process, and will center on the symbol of the snake as a powerful, transforming agent.
Workshop - First United Methodist Church, room unknown

Shamanic Symbolism

Nov, 16 1985
In this workshop, Dr. Sandner will further discuss the role of shamanic symbols and practices in the direct experience of the healing process. He will explore the possibility that by the lowering of ego controls and the gentle induction of altered states of consciousness, the intellectutal practice of analytical psychology can be deepened and invigorated.
Lecture - First United Methodist Church, room unknown

Individuation: Tears and Joy

Dec, 13 1985
Each of us has had our “time of weeping” and our “time of rejoicing”. While we know there is no growth without pain, we much prefer the “times of rejoicing”. How does one use pain creatively?
Workshop - First United Methodist Church, room unknown

Individuation: Tears and Joy

Dec, 14 1985
The subject introduced Friday night will be explored experientially. The participants should come prepared to write, model or draw (or not-at will). The morning will be for sharing personal materials and dreams. The afternoon will involive small group discussion of ideas that emerge from the previous talk and the morning’s work. Wear comfortable clothes.

“The psychological rule says that when an inner situation is not made conscious, it happens outside, as fate. That is to say, when the individual remains undivided and does not become conscious of his inner opposite, the world must perforce act out the conflict and be torn into opposing halves.”

Collected Works, Vol 9 ii, para 126

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