Season: Fall 1987

Lecture - First United Methodist Church, Collins Hall

The Early Life and Work of C.G. Jung

Thomas B. Kirsch
Sep, 18 1987
This lecture will deal with material from the Zofinga lectures given while Jung was still a medical student. It will touch on his early dreams as well as his relationship with Freud.
Workshop - First United Methodist Church, Fireside Room

Inner and Outer Factors of the Psyche

Thomas B. Kirsch
Sep, 19 1987
Dr. Kirsch will lead a clinically oriented workshop on this topic. Time permitting, there will be presentation of some case material and exploration of the use of dreams.
Lecture - Westminister Presbyterian Church - Great Hall

Addiction and Creativity

Linda Schierse Leonard
Oct, 16 1987
In this lecture Dr. Leonard will explore the spiritual fire of addictions and the archetype of the Demon-the Demon Lover behind addictions which possess us and the creative Daimon which inspires us to new states of being.
Workshop - First United Methodist Church, Fireside Room

Addiction and Creativity

Linda Schierse Leonard
Oct, 17 1987
Dialogue among participants will focus on such archetypes as the Money-Lender, Underground Man, Gambler, Romantic, Trickster, and on dreams, stories and other symbolic material and personal experiences which lead to the Turning Point.
Workshop - Eugene Laurelwood Clubhouse

Addiction and Creativity

Linda Schierse Leonard
Oct, 18 1987
Dialogue among participants will focus on such archetypes as the Money-Lender, Underground Man, Gambler, Romantic, Trickster, and on dreams, stories and other symbolic material and personal experiences which lead to the Turning Point.
Lecture - First United Methodist Church, Collins Hall

The Wounded Feeling Function

Robert Johnson
Nov, 20 1987
Thinking brings information, sensation brings contact with the physical world, intuition brings possibilities; but it is the feeling function that brings value, worth, meaning. If this function is wounded, as it is in our Modern Western World, we are left with a way of life deficient in meaning, worth, values. This lecture will examine how ... Read more
Workshop - First United Methodist Church, Fireside Room

Man as Hero, Woman as Hero

Robert Johnson
Nov, 21 1987
An early definition of a Hero indicates that it is someone who defends the cultural patterns of a society. Man makes this defense by keeping safe the form, structure, law, order, definition of a society. A woman makes an equally valuable and unique defense of a culture by safeguarding love and relationship. We hope to ... Read more
Lecture - First United Methodist Church, Sanctuary

The Mystic Jung: Toward the Recovery of “Lived” Religious Experience

Terrill Gibson
Dec, 11 1987
Jung once commented on the rich and unusual spiritual heritage we have on this continent as inheritors of European, Black, and Native American psyche. As a clergyperson, analyst, and student of Native American spirituality, Dr. Gibson will suggest something of the centrality of a recovered and invigorated mystical spirituality for our era. Through personal reflection, ... Read more
Workshop - First United Methodist Church, Room 202

Analysis as Guided Mystical Experience

Terrill Gibson
Dec, 12 1987
In this workshop there will be a deepening of the model presented Friday night, with personal appreciation for this mystical presence in analytical experience and the unique contributions, opportunities and dangers perceived in Jung’s insights into working in these spiritual depths. Case examples and organic regional mysticisms (living Native American traditions) will provide the main ... Read more

“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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