Returning to Love: The Invocation of Hope

Gottfried Heuer will be joined by Meg Bisset, Professor Andrew Samuels, Jonathan Chadwick and Dr Birgit Heuer.

Dr. Gottfried M. Heuer, Jungian Training–psychoanalyst, –supervisor and teacher; London; Neo-Reichian/Biodynamic body-psychotherapist, -supervisor and teacher; in practice for 50 years in London, UK; work all over the world – most European countries, including Russia, North, Central and South America, Australia and Asia;  independent scholar with some 70 published papers (after translations of Murray Bookchin, Jack London, and, later, Andrew Samuels’ The Plural Psyche, among others on a pawns’ solidarity: new rules for the game of chess; Fascist language; varieties of industrial action; the surrealist revolution; the body in analysis; on-going group work with post-Shoah-generations: victims, perpetrators, bystanders; the Gospel of Judas; a review of the film, ‘A Dangerous Method’; the function of beauty; the source of creativity; the nature of burn-out and the burn-out of nature; the science of transference/parallel process; the couch and the barricade; the first gay psychoanalyst; the sacredness of love; work on the Open Letter concerning Jung’s racist prejudices, etc., etc.) translated into 7 different languages in the major analytic journals, including Analytische Psychologie, Biodynamic Psychology, Cuadernos de Psicologia Biodinâmica, Energy & Character, Erich-Mühsam-Magazin, Harvest, International Journal of Jungian Studies, International Journal of Psychoanalysis, Journal of Analytical Psychology, Jungianeum Yearbook, Juni, La Vouivre, ЮНГИАНСКИЙ АНАЛИЗ, Psychoanalytic Perspectives, Psychotherapy and Politics International,Revolte, Schwarze Protokolle, Self & Society, Spring, Theory, Culture & Society, Transformations, et al., as well as in a number of books. His own books include, Täglicher Terror, 20 Tageszeichnungen [Daily Terror, 20 Daily Drawings] (Kramer, Berlin 1974); A Translucent Turtle Ascends to the Stars: Past-Life Hypnotherapy and Biodynamic Psychotherapy; 10 congress–proceedings (LiteraturWissenschaft.de, 2000 – 2015; a total of some 5000 pages) for the International Otto Gross Society (held in Berlin, Dresden, Graz, Moscow, Munich, Vienna, Zurich, et al.), which he co-founded, and of which he is the past president; Sacral Revolutions: Cutting Edges in Psychoanalysis and Jungian Analysis. A Festschrift for Andrew Samuels (Routledge 2010, including the 1^st. and onlypublication so far of C.G. Jung being interviewed on the occasion of his 80th birthday); Sexual Revolutions: Psychoanalysis, History and the Father (Routledge 2011; Russian edition 2017); and Freud’s ‘Outstanding’ Colleague/Jung’s ‘Twin Brother’: The Suppressed Psychoanalytic and Political Significance of Otto Gross(Routledge 2017);  and he is also a published graphic artist, sculptor and poet (Crow of Minerva, Indelible, Self & Society, The Ekphrastic Review, The Rose in the World, et al., as well as in several of the journals mentioned above).