Speaker
- Kesstan Blandin
Organiser
C.G. Jung Society, Seattle
Website
https://jungian.directory/related_organisation/c-g-jung-society-seattle/The purpose of the C.G. Jung Society, Seattle, is to support a sustainable learning community centered on the life and work of Carl Gustav Jung. We promote Jung's analytical psychology, which emphasizes the development of the whole person as the path to self-knowledge, creativity, and well-being. At the Society, we examine the interplay of the conscious and the unconscious through the lens of diverse traditions, including religious, transpersonal, and mythological ones. We organize events such as lectures, workshops, and discussions that offer intellectual, participatory, as well as experiential engagement with Jung's work.Last visited Aug 23/2021 - no events
Evolution, Presentation, and Essence of Jungian Work in the 21st Century
Building on the Friday lecture on the business of Jung, we will discuss how Jung's work is showing up today in popular culture. We will evaluate the value of these changes and evolution in Jungian ideas, the dangers, compromises, and where Jungian work is headed. Some guiding questions in our dialogues will be: what is the sine qua non of Jungian ideas, that is, those elements which, if lost or changed, it is no longer "Jungian" work? How have foundational Jungian concepts changed in presentation and understanding today, and what is our evaluation of the benefits and potential opening of these changes, and the losses? We will look at how Jungian ideas are presented differently today and what that means for us; concepts such as Shadow, Unconscious, Anima/Animus, Individuation, Collective Unconscious, and others. How are these ideas oriented, presented, and worked with in Astrology, Personality Type, Neuroscience/Psychological Science, and the Post-Materialist Paradigm ("new sciences")? Dr. Blandin will present lectures and examples from these fields.