Sheldon Culver: How the Red Book Challenges and Changes Jungian Work

Sheldon Culver, D.D., M.Div, and Jungian Analyst gave a noteworthy presentation to a sold out event Friday, June 9. Her topic was “The Heart of Jung: How the Red Book Challenges and Changes Jungian Work.” She gave the audience a handout of historical dates and events along with presenting more details of relationships and events that effected Dr. Carl Jung’s work including the Red Book. The audience became more conscious of their own work with Sheldon Culver’s thoroughly researched presentation which was demonstrated further with the many questions and reflections offered following the lecture. It was obvious our community greatly enjoyed the lecture and sharing time together

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