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Jung in the Heartland 2019 Conference

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Myth, Meaning, and the Infinite

We are pleased to convene our 6th biennial Jung in the Heartland Conference, providing both outstanding faculty and varied experiential offerings. Meaning unfolds through presentations, music, dialogue, art, dream work, poetry, massage, yoga, and ritual. We welcome individuals from all fields.

October 3-6, 2019
King's House Retreat Center
Belleville, Illinois

Presenters:

Thomas Moore, PH.D.

The Myths We Live
Wisdom and Beauty of the Gospel Myth

Patricia Berry, PH.D.

Myth as a Way of Seeing

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Summer Movie Nights

Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth, Parts 5 & 6

Friday, June 28, 7-9 PM:  Love and the Goddess

Friday, July 26, 7-9 PM:  Masks of Eternity

 

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Study Groups

Summer Study Group-Full & Closed

Led by Sheldon Culver

Eight Mondays beginning June 24
7-9 PM

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Black and white of Frankenstein for Chicago Jung Institute Summer Intensive

C. G. Jung Institute of Chicago

Summer Intensive
A New Way of Experiencing
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein!

C G Jung Institute of Chicago with Nick Bowling, MFA, Founding Director of TimeLine Theatre
June 21–23, 2019 | 10am–4pm

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Recent Blog Posts

Answer to Joe Play Production by Rick Vaughn

The C. G. Jung Society produced its second play, Answer to Joe in March, 2019.  The play is loosely based on Jung’s book Answer to Job, and deals with the same themes—the nature of God, the reality of the divine versus an individual’s image of it, and the psychological implications of an individual’s often unconscious god-image.  Though these are deeply serious topics, the play presented them in modern understandable dress and treated them with considerable humor. Rick Vaughn, author of…

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Sheldon Culver: Jung’s Typology, a Way to Explore Ourselves

Sheldon Culver, M. Div. and Jungian Analyst, led a February 22-23rd lecture and workshop focusing on how Jungian typology gives us a tool for understanding ourselves and others. On Saturday, Sheldon focused how our inferior function can both get in our way or give us a way to develop. This Inferior Function (a.k.a. the fourth function) is our “least gift” and causes the most trouble in our relationships. We looked at how it operates, the contexts in which it becomes…

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Author’s Evening with Roberta Moore

On Friday, February 1st, 2019, Roberta Moore introduced her book: Emotion at Work: Unleashing the Secret Power of Emotional Intelligence. Roberta explored how taking emotion to work with you can not only enhance your professional life, but how it can be the make-or-break difference that takes you from being stuck in less-than-optimal performance to stellar success and professional brilliance. Using the conceptual model of emotional intelligence developed by clinical psychologist Dr. Reuven Bar-On, Roberta laid out 16 fundamental emotional skills vital for workplace (and…

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Author’s Evening with Leah Friedman

The Jung Society’s latest author’s evening featured Leah Friedman, speaking about her most recent book, The Unexpected Adventure of Growing Old. More than 40 people came out in the cold to hear her. They were graced with Leah’s inspiring, compassionate presence as she shared some of the wisdom and deep understanding developed through her eighty-nine years. In the most creative introduction ever given at a Jung Society event, Leah’s longtime friend, analyst Rose Holt, communicated the results of an I Ching…

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