a container for the psyche in an uncertain world |
| OUR MISSION The Jung Society of Washington is dedicated to nourishing the human spirit and to serving the longing that comes to us in our dreams and in moments of hardship, imagination, struggle, and creativity. We support the exploration of our own psychic depths and the primal impulse for personality integration that Dr. Carl Gustav Jung called "individuation". With a psychological lens, we deepen the discussion of social issues, history, and current events. We encourage the development of greater self-awareness and creative expression—individually, in relationships, and within the community. |
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On October 8, Jungian analyst Daryl Sharp passed away in a Toronto hospital. When he returned from Zurich's Jung Institute in the seventies, he founded Inner City Books which in turn did much to disseminate Jungian psychology throughout the world. His authors sold over two million copies, an extraordinary achievement for this era. |
2019 FALL PROGRAMS
The Jung Society provides continuing education for the human spirit. We help people find deeper meaning in everyday life. Our programs offer a wide variety of topics, taught by Jungian experts and other professionals in the disciplines of psychology, education, the humanities, and the arts. We explore educational themes from personal growth and insights to responses to love, loss, life passages, dreams, fairy-tales, the soul, psychological types, and more.
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COMING UP SOON
5 Wednesdays, October 23
From the Back Matter: [This volume is] “a brilliant delineation of the objective psyche and how it has been experienced through the ages –– from primitive religion to nuclear physics and synchronicity. It is Jungian Psychology at its finest.” ~Edward F. Edinger
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Friday, November 8
In our current materialist society many see death as a wall, a barrier that ends not only physical life but all personality, memory, and self-awareness. But what if death instead is a doorway to another, perhaps even higher level of consciousness? Many religious and spiritual traditions throughout human history have maintained a belief in an afterlife. And now in the 21st century we are beginning to discover real evidence that consciousness does indeed survive death. In this evening’s program we will examine such evidence and discuss the profound implications it holds for the way we view life itself.
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Friday, November 22
The word “sin” came originally from an archery term that meant “missing the target,” and suggested such errant aim arose more from inescapable human limitation than malevolence. This program will explore these most human of experiences—pride, envy, gluttony, lust, anger, greed, sloth—through the lens of analytic psychology, and explore their causes, mechanisms, consequences, and challenges.
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WHAT DO PEOPLE HAVE TO SAY
“It is wonderful to have a place where there is deep, soulful sharing with others.”
“I am very grateful to the Jung Society.”
“I felt very rewarded by participation in this program and all the possibility for further discussion and exploration it provoked.”
“I have enjoyed all the workshops.”
“I'm really enjoying the new energy and enthusiasm and push for new programming.”
“I love how the society is expanding its programming and thriving!”
“I feel that the Society is doing a great job of bringing us opportunities for learning and interaction with other members.”
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Library The Jung Society Library has been formed over several decades thanks to generous contributions of the members of Jung Society of Washington. It now contains more than 3000 books, including Carl G. Jung The Collected Works and classics of Jungian studies. It is a serious, scholarly collection with many rare and unusual items, but it also contains more general and popular works, as well as a fair amount of relevant cultural materials. Become a Member of the Jung Society and get library borrowing privileges. | Jungian |
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