Join us on the journey of a lifetime!
Join us on the journey of a lifetime!
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Friday, February 10, 7 to 9 pm Location: Windmill Suites at St. Phillips Plaza, 4250 North Campbell, Tucson Lecture Living sustainably means living in a supportive and co-creative balance with Nature. Psychologically, living in balance with the world brings with it a feeling of inner wholeness. Thus, healing our outer disconnection with Nature creates healing within us. We truly experience the interconnected web of life. Often the busy world we live in pulls us away from this experience of interconnectedness with the world. Carl Jung recognized that the seemingly separate inner and outer worlds were really one world, the Unus Mundus. In this presentation, I will reflect on how Jungian psychology leads to an understanding of how we became separate from Nature and how this same psychological view can lead us back to becoming a part of Nature. We will also look at the concept of the world soul or Anima Mundi and deepen our awareness of how we can sustain the world’s soul and our soul as one soul.
Sustaining Earth, Sustaining Soul Workshop In this workshop we will explore how Jungian psychology can help us heal the apparent split between humans and Nature. We will look at how to live a more balanced life, and explore new ways of living sustainably and soulfully. Location: Windmill Suites at St. Phillips Plaza, 4250 North Campbell, Tucson Workshop In this workshop we will explore how Jungian psychology can help us heal the apparent split between humans and Nature. We will look at how to live a more balanced life, and explore new ways of living sustainably and soulfully. Jungian-inspired practices, such as active imagination, dream work, and working with film images, will allow us to explore the unity of both inner and outer worlds. Our goal will be to truly experience our interconnected web of life. Jeffrey Kiehl, M.A., LPC is a Jungian Analyst in Boulder. He is a member of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts and the International Association of Analytical Psychology. Jeffrey has presented on the topic of Psyche and Nature at workshops and conferences around the U.S., including a recent weekend workshop at Esalen. He is also a climate scientist who has worked on the issue of global warming for thirty years.
Location:
Friday, March 16, 7 to 9 pm
Saturday, March 31, 9:30am – 4pm
Limited to 20 participants April 13 and 14 Lecture and Workshop with Ginette Paris
Details to be announced
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