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Who are we? The Jung Society of Washington is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) tax-exempt educational membership society open to all who are interested in learning more about the psychology of Carl Gustav Jung.

Location: We are located in the education building of the Palisades Community Church, 5200 Cathedral Avenue, one block east of MacArthur Blvd., between Loughboro Rd. and Arizona Ave., Washington, D.C.NW The entrance to our office and library is on Hawthorne Place. Please ring the bell marked "WSJP."

Office and Library Hours: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 12:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 202-237.8109,

Our WSJP office e-mail address is WSJungP@earthlink.net

Newsletter Editor is April Barrett at meta4s@mindspring.com

Membership Fees: Individual, $50.00 per year; Family, $75.00 per year; and Sustaining, $100.00 per year.

Lecture Fees: Members, $20.00; Nonmembers, $20.00; Seniors over 65 and Students, $10.00 (unless otherwise noted).

Workshop Fees: Members, $50.00; Nonmembers, $75.00; Seniors over 65 and Students, $40.00 (unless otherwise noted).

Cancellation Policy: Registration for WSJP events may be canceled with a full refund until one week before the event's date. Thereafter, refunds are not available.

Member Benefits: Our members receive a newsletter three times each year; it contains our schedule of events, as well as supporting details. Members have borrowing priviledges at our library and receive a discounted fee to our events (except for embassy functions). Please call us at 202-237-8109 if you would like a copy sent to you.

We hope you will attend our lectures, workshops, courses, and "Evenings With . . . ." You are invited to come early and stay late to meet other members and enjoy WSJP hospitality.

Announcements Spring 2008

Except for our Jung Memorial Lecture, all evening programs begin at 7:30 p.m.

Your membership expires on the date printed on your mailing label on the outside of this newsletter.
WSJP depends on your membership fees, for which you receive reduced fees for many of our programs. Please renew.

Our newsletter is now published twice yearly, spring and fall; winter programs are announced via electronic media only. So, please join our listserv. The list is professionally kept, for our use only. It is needed to remind its members of up-coming programs and to announce any last-minute changes. This is a free service. To join, log onto our website at www.jung.org and click on the blue box to the right of Jung's picture or below. Our new e-mail address is JungSociety@jung.org

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Philemon Foundation

Philemon Foundation is a non-profit foundation established in 2003 for the purpose of preparing for publication the Complete Works of C. G. Jung in English and German. In distinction to the widely known Collected Works, the Complete Works will com-prise manuscripts, seminars, and correspondences hitherto unpublished or formerly believed "lost," numbering in tens of thousands of pages. The historical, clinical and cultural impo-rtance of these materials equals and, in some instances, surpasses the importance of that which has been already published.

Given the volume of material yet unpublished extant in various public and private archives, the Philemon Foundation conserva-tively estimates that it will prepare for publication an additional 30 volumes beyond the 20 volumes of the Collected Works, and that the time frame required to complete this task will be at least 30 years. Once complete, a new English translation of the exist-ing Collected Works is envisaged. Thus, a major component of the mission of the Philemon Foundation is to raise the funds necessary for this enormous undertaking. Donations are most welcome and tax-deductible to fullest extent of the law.

Philemon Foundation will make the completed body of C.G. Jung's work available as volumes in The Philemon Series. As such, the Philemon Foundation is the successor to the Bollingen Foundation that originally made possible the publication of Jung's Collected Works, cornerstone of their Bollingen Series.

Philemon Foundation has the support and collaboration of the Heirs of C.G. Jung. This unique relationship ensures access by the Philemon Foundation to the wealth of unpublished material by C.G. Jung, thus entrusting the Philemon Foundation with the task of bringing that work to the widest reading public. All existing contractural rights and agreements remain unchanged.

C.G. Jung was one of the most significant, well-known and controversial figures in the history of psychology and modern culture. The establishment of the Philemon Foundation enables the full corpus of his work to become available in editions that will meet the highest scholarly standards and also do justice to the authentic measure of this figure, whose full historical significance has yet to emerge.

The President of the Philemon Foundation is Dr. Stephen Martin, and the General Editor is Dr. Sonu Shamdasani. The Philemon Foundation invites all those who value the work of C. G. Jung and appreciate its importance to our personal and collective journeys to join us by helping financially. No gift is too small, no donation unimportant. In addition to funding works-in-progress, our aim is to create an endowment that will refuel the Philemon Foundation for the 30 or more years to come that will be required to fulfill its work.

With these considerations in mind, please give generously now and in the future. Donations are tax-deductible and can be made by sending a check made out to Philemon Foundation, 119 Coulter Ave., Ardmore, PA, 19003, or by using a credit card on our secure webpage. For further information, please visit our webpage at www.philemonfoundation.org, or send an e-mail to info@philemonfoundation.org. We would also appreciate it if you could bring this to the attention of others who may be interested in supporting the work of the foundation.

WSJP needs your help.

Do you have clients or other contacts who might be interested in our programs and for whom you could provide our WSJP Newsletter? If so, please help us get the word out by calling the WSJP office at 202-237-8109 and asking to be put on our multiple-mailing list. --Thank you.

WSJP offers help.

WSJP offers a work-study program designed to make two low-cost spaces available at each of our workshops and courses. Fees are 25% of regular members' fees. We ask for service in exchange for the remainder. Call the WSJP office at 202.237.8109 for information and availability.

Reduced-Fee Analysis

Analysis with a supervised stage-one training candidate is once again available. For further information, call Julie Bondanza at 301-891-2331.

Donor Column

We wish again to express our sincere thanks for the generosity of our members who continually support WSJP with gifts of books, journals, tapes, art, service, experise, and funds, small and large. All are greatly appreciated.