Charleston Jung Society

Have you ever considered that the labyrinth mirrors individuation, the lifelong process of becoming one’s true, whole Self? There is only one path which may feel indirect, repetitive, or frustrating (just like psychological growth) but it is quite purposeful, and not random.

Join us on Saturday, April 11th to learn more about the labyrinth as a transformational tool!

Don’t miss our next event on April 11th!

Heads up: it is going to be very interactive and the audience will get a chance to experience the transformational power of a labyrinth!

You can find more details here:
https://mailchi.mp/f0f57d7d4cad/archetype-of-slow-110-jungian-caf-17443714

Exploring the Labyrinth as Transformation: Walking the Talk, 4/11 - https://mailchi.mp/f0f57d7d4cad/archetype-of-slow-110-jungian-caf-17443714

Also, Jungian Café ~ this Sunday, March 29th at 4:00 - 5:30
Kudu Coffee, 4 Vanderhorst St, Downtown
(all welcome; no prerequisites!)

March discussion topic:
Jung and the Symbolic Life

Discussion questions:
• What is the difference between a symbol and sign?
• Why are symbols so important in Jungian psychology?
• What does it mean to live a symbolic life?
• What are specific examples of living symbolic lives?

REMINDER: Don't miss "Stoking the Creative Fires" workshop hosted by The Sophia Institute next Friday & Saturday! - https://mailchi.mp/8379b10f6c71/stoking-creative-fires-17442944

March 14th: Meeting the Self: Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy and the Jungian Path with Juan Pablo Galindo, D.O. - http://eepurl.com/jzClDE

Jungian Café on Jungian Spirituality and the Religious Function on March 8th, 4:00-5:30 pm at Kudo Coffee and Craft Beer, 4 Vanderhorst St.

Join The Sophia Institute's hybrid event "Stoking the Creative Fires" with Phil Cousineau on February 27 and 28! - https://mailchi.mp/638137b78baf/stoking-creative-fires

Reminder: This Saturday, February 14th we will be hosting, “Welcoming our Gods back home: An Introduction to Psychological Mysticism” taught by Dr. Jerry Wright.

https://mailchi.mp/f08448533b9e/archetype-of-slow-110-jungian-caf-17442733

A special signing of his book featured in the talk will be included in the event!

Meet us for this special experience at Gage Hall, 4 Archdale St., Charleston, SC.

Also, on March 8th we will have our next Jungian Café on what Jung called the “Religious Function,” which he saw as an essential part of life. See image for info.

Join us on February 14 for “Welcoming Our Gods Back Home: An Introduction to Psychological Mysticism” taught by Jerry Wright, D. Min.

A special signing of his book featured in the talk will be included in the event!

Meet us for this special experience at Gage Hall, 4 Archdale St., Charleston, SC.

https://mailchi.mp/cf8478e0ddd0/archetype-of-slow-110-jungian-caf-17442343

Our wonderful, dynamic speaker Barbara Birge, Ph.D., at our January offering, "Seeking the Archetype of Slow."

Please share your thoughts below.

This will be one of the subjects of our next Jungian Café in relation to flow and "Wu-Wei."

Join us for our next new event, “What’s Your Hurry? Seeking the Archetype of Slow” taught by Barbara Birge, Ph.D. at Gage Hall (4 Archdale St., Charleston SC, 29401) on Saturday, January 10, from 5-7 pm.

Also, later on January 25th, we will host a Jungian Café that relates to this subject, “Exploring the Self-Ego axis, flow, and the Taoist notion of Wu Wei.” It will be held at Kudo Coffee (4 Vanderhorst St, Downtown Charleston).

https://mailchi.mp/5d25732ea46e/archetype-of-slow-110-jungian-caf-125