Jung Society of Atlanta

The Absalom Jones Episcopal Center for Racial Healing presents an online lecture by poet/philosopher David Whyte on Monday Oct 5 at 7mp EST.

Are you ready for Fanny Brewster's Zoom event with us this September 19? Fanny Brewster's publisher, Routledge Books, is offering a 20% Discount for those who order from their website with the code FLR40 on checkout. https://www.routledge.com/search?kw=fanny+brewster

Attend via Zoom. Sign up today at jungatlanta.com. #Jung #LissaFriedman #enneagram

UPDATE: This event has been postponed. We'll post about it again once the new date is announced. Mythology ATL is hosting Rebecca Armstrong in a livestream Sunday July 26 at 4pm Eastern. See the link below to register. If you saw Rebecca's recent talk with us, you know how great she is in this online medium.

James Hollis' latest book is now available! "Living Between Worlds: Finding Personal Resilience in Changing Times" https://bookshop.org//living-between-worlds/9781683645610

James Hollis has a wise discussion about our times in the latest episode of the "This Jungian Life" podcast: Episode 116 - Finding Resilience: A Conversation with Jim Hollis. http://www.thisjungianlife.com/heres-the-podcast

James Hollis is involved in this film, which is now raising money through crowdfunding. "America is under attack from a crisis of male identity. What will result: more flight from responsibility and a regression to macho defenses, or a step into a redefinition of manhood that integrates rather than segregates the so-called "feminine" within. Soulheal examines the psychological, sociological and anthropological conditions that have created wounded men, unable to express em...otions to others in a healthy manner. Soulheal delves into the relationship between this wounding and its manifestation - causing men to either internalize their feelings and succumb to substance dependency and depression or externalize their rage with senseless acts of random violence towards others. "Soulheal" addresses the following questions. How and why are men wounded? How can they heal? What is the legacy of the patriarchy? What does it mean to be a man in America?" https://www.documentary.org/project/soulheal

Today at 4pm, the Atlanta and North Georgia Joseph Campbell Roundtables present a lecture with Stephen Larsen, PhD. https://mailchi.mp/41512dd8e3ff/larsen-lecture

Jungians, we want to let you know about this upcoming online event from the Atlanta and North Georgia JCF Mythological RoundTable Groups: Special lecture on Zoom featuring Stephen Larsen, Joseph Campbell's biographer Please join the Atlanta and North Georgia JCF Mythological RoundTable Groups on Sunday, May 31 at 4:00 pm E.T. for an online meeting about the Mythic Imagination with Dr. Stephen Larsen (bio below). He will share stories of his friendship with the late Joseph C...ampbell and wife Jean Erdman who recently passed on May 4 after living to be 104! Stephen will also discuss the necessity of conscious myth-making and the ancient lineage of mythology by way of the shaman and the Hero's Journey. There will be an opportunity to ask questions at the end of his presentation. You must register to gain access to the Zoom link. Suggested donation of $20 is encouraged so that we may honor our guest's time. However, if this is outside of your means, please email [email protected] in order to reserve a scholarship spot. ALL are welcome and encouraged to join - please forward and share with your fellow 'mytho-philes'. Sign up here: https://seedtostar.as.me/larsen Suggested readings in preparation for the lecture: A Fire in the Mind: The Life of Joseph Campbell; The Shaman’s Doorway; The Mythic Imagination, all authored by Stephen Larsen. Stephen Larsen, Ph.D. is a graduate of Columbia University, (B.A., M.A.), and The Union Graduate School (Ph.D.). He studied for over twenty years with Joseph Campbell in the interpretation of Myth, and Dream Symbolism. A former yoga instructor, he also holds a second-degree black belt in Japanese Karate, and is a certified Qi Gong therapist. Stephen is a co-founder, with his wife Robin, of the not-for-profit Center for Symbolic Studies, which sponsors seminars, seasonal festivals, programs for youth and the developmentally disabled. He is also the author of The Shaman’s Doorway, The Mythic Imagination, and with Robin, A Fire in the Mind: The Life of Joseph Campbell, and The Fashioning of Angels: Partnership as Spiritual Practice. More recently he authored The Healing Power of Neurofeedback, the Revolutionary LENS Method for Restoring Optimal Brain Function, The Fundamentalist Mind: How Polarized Thinking Imperils us All, The Neurofeedback Solution, and The Transformational Power of Dreaming.