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How Can We Live More Consciously? 2021 About Oregon Friends of C.G. Jung OFJ Winter/Spring 2021 Season ORGANIZATION OR , The ideas of visionary Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung (1875– D 5115 Apocalyptic Themes in Jungian Work D I № 1961) remain a source of inspiration and enlightenment for those with Alienated Boys and Men who wish to explore the wisdom, creativity, and healing poten- A ROBERT TYMINSKI DMH PORTLAN PERMIT NON-PROFIT US POSTAGE US POSTAGE P tial of the psyche. Jung invited us to connect with the powerful un- How can we JANUARY 15 & 16, 2021 conscious energies that move through each of us, are present in our dreams and creative imagination, and speak to us in symbolic language. By engaging in this inner work, Jung believed we are Robert Tyminski is an adult and child analyst member of the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco and a past President; he teaches in the Institute’s analytic training able to discover and integrate our undeveloped or neglected capa- program. He is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University live more cities, embody our authentic selves, and gain meaning in our lives. of California at San Francisco. He is a 2016 winner of the Michael Fordham Prize Since 1974, Oregon Friends of C.G. Jung has invited leading from the Journal of Analytical Psychology. His new book is Male Alienation at the Cross- roads of Identity, Culture and Cyberspace. His previous book The Psychology of Theft and Jungian analysts and scholars from around the world to bring their Loss: Stolen and Fleeced was published in 2014 by Routledge. A graduate of Haverford insightful and innovative perspectives to our community in College, Dr. Tyminski recently became a Member of the Haverford Corporation. consciously? Portland. OFJ’s annual program season features eight weekends of Friday Talks and Saturday Workshops in which Jungian ideas Dreams, Life, Death are explored in depth. and the Alchemical Wedding We are a community of people seeking to enlarge and deepen our understanding of life’s challenges and stages through an inner MONIKA WIKMAN Ph.D exploration that offers an abiding sense of shared meaning and FEBRUARY 19 & 20, 2021 purpose. We welcome all people, in all stages of life, at all levels of familiarity with Jung’s work. We invite you to join us. Monika Wikman is a Jungian analyst and astrologer. Author of Pregnant Darkness: Members of Oregon Friends of Jung receive free admission Alchemy and the Rebirth of Consciousness, she has also contributed chapters, articles and poems to various books and journals, and has co-authored an award-winning screen- to our season of Friday Talks, discounts to Saturday Workshops, play Rites of Passage (Moondance film festival, 2010.) She enjoys guiding retreats and a host of other benefits. Membership in Oregon Friends of locally and abroad and lectures on mythology, dreams, wellness, alchemy, and cre- Jung brings you into a vibrant, diverse community of other engaged ativity. A graduate of the Jung-von Franz Center for Depth Psychology in Zurich, she is a member of the Northern New Mexico Society of Jungian Analysts and the individuals on the journey to understanding and wholeness. Inter-Regional Society. At shrinkrapradio.com and SpeakingofJung.com you can find Become a member at ofj.org. seven depth psychology podcast interviews with Monika. Our history OFJ audio archives The Seven Deadly Sins Viewed In the early 1970s, an era of emerging OFJ has always sought the most fresh and social consciousness and individual explo- innovative Jungian ideas, delivered by through the Lens of Depth Psychology ration, fifty people responded to an ad speakers with expertise, depth and integ- JAMES HOLLIS Ph.D placed by our founder, Dottie Kyle, in a rity. Presenters, most of whom are Jungian MARCH 19 & 20, 2021 small, local newspaper, The Lake Oswego analysts, often prepare new material Review. They gathered under a shade tree especially for us. Since the beginning, we in her backyard to share ideas about have made audio recordings of these Jungian psychology. They were hungry for presentations, which has made our audio James Hollis is a Zurich-trained Jungian analyst practicing in Washington, D.C., and discussion and community. Out of this collection one of the most unique and author of sixteen books, the latest being Living an Examined Life and Living Between gathering of seekers, Oregon Friends of valued Jungian archives in the world. We Worlds: Finding Personal Resilience in Changing Times. Dr. Hollis is former executive RobeRt Apocalyptic Themes in Jung was born. are proud to make this collection avail- director of the Jung Educational Center of Houston, professor of Jungian Studies at tyminski Saybrook University, and vice president emeritus of the Philemon Foundation. Jungian Work with Alienated Before long, those early OFJ able to our members through our library His books include The Eden Project: In Search of the Magical Other, Finding Meaning in members began inviting leading Jungians as well as streamed on our website. Boys and Men to Portland as a way of nourishing the Second Half of Life, The Middle Passage: From Misery to Meaning in Midlife, Hauntings: themselves and serving the community. The OFJ Fae Dougan Library Dispelling the Ghosts Who Run Our Lives, and Mythologems: What Matters Most. Programs with Joseph Campbell, James Hillman, Edward Edinger, Joseph Wheel- Our large collection of Jungian books and monika Dreams, Life, Death, wright, Marion Woodman, Thomas journals—many rare and out of print—as The Self in Jung’s Ultimate View : www.ofj.org Wikman well as program recordings and the latest Moore, and Robert Johnson attracted at- The Mythology of Numbers in Dreams and the Alchemical Wedding tendees from around the state and beyond. books by recent speakers, are available to Now in our 46th year, Oregon the general public at 811 NW 20th Ave., J. GARY SPARKS M.DIV and can be checked out by members. Visit Friends of Jung is a 300-member volun- APRIL 16 & 17, 2021 ofj.org to learn more about our library. James The Seven Deadly Sins teer-driven 501(c) (3) non-profit educa- Hollis tional organization, with an Executive PNSJA analyst seminars Viewed through the Lens of Director and passionate Board. We Gary Sparks is a 1982 diploma graduate of the C. G. Jung Institute-Zürich. He is the ADDRESS SERVICES REQUESTED SERVICES ADDRESS 811 Northwest 20th Avenue 20th 811 Northwest 97209 Oregon Portland, 503-223-3080 remain conscious of the vision of our In partnership with the Pacific Northwest author of At the Heart of Matter: Synchronicity and Jung’s Spiritual Testament, Valley of founders: to serve our community humbly Depth Psychology Society of Jungian Analysts, OFJ offers a Diamonds: Adventures in Number and Time with Marie Louise von Franz, and Carl Jung and with few organizational trappings, series of in-depth, small-group seminars and Arnold Toynbee: The Social Meaning of Inner Work. As a contributor to the recent offering serious Jungian discourse to indi- on Jungian topics such as Fairy Tales, Zürich publication of Jung’s Red Book for Our Time, he finds endless wealth in Jung’s viduals who are searching for conscious- GaRy The Self in Jung’s Ultimate Symbols, and Individuation. These inner creative journey. In addition, his interests include: the state of feminine con- spaRks ness and meaning in their personal lives seminars fill up quickly, with members sciousness; the healthy purpose of darkness, depression, failure, and despair; the View: The Mythology of and in the world. receiving priority. Become a member development and use of creative imagination; the relationship between an individual or sign up for our newsletterat ofj.org to and society; and the parallels between the new physics and Jung’s psychology. He Numbers In Dreams receive the latest information. lives and practices in Indianapolis. OFJ adapts to the moment Winter/Spring 2021 program descriptions Program & membership details All programs are Pacific Coast time Driving to Southeast Portland on an often-rainy Friday evening Friday Talks & Saturday Workshops Membership benefits or Saturday morning, walking into a cozy lobby, seeing old friends, JANUARY FEBRUARY OFJ’s Friday Talks provide a stimulating In addition to free admission to browsing Jungian books, settling into a favorite seat, listening to introduction to the speaker and their Friday Talks and discounted workshop gentle music while collecting thoughts, waiting for the sound of ideas. Programs run from 7:00–8:45pm, pricing for OFJ Members (Value: $160), including questions and discussion. and free admission to all Friday Talks and the gathering bell... Remember? The Power of Archetypal Imagery Dreams, Life, Death Saturday Workshops allow for a deeper Saturday Workshops for OFJ Journey Jeanne A. Lacourt in Video Games and the Alchemical Wedding and more intimate experience with Members (Value: $400), all members re- We Think with our the presenter and their material, and can ceive free online audio streaming of OFJ DMH Ph.D Hearts: Reading Jung ROBERT TYMINSKI, MONICA WIKMAN, include experiential opportunities. program archives, and early bird regis- through Native Eyes Workshops begin at 10 am and finish at tration for PNSJA Analyst Seminars. November 2020 3 pm, with breaks, including a 45 minute Become an OFJ Member today for just lunch break. $95, Journey Member for $275, at ofj.org. Friday Talk We explore common themes around destructiveness in many Friday Talk What do dreams, near death experiences and archetypal January 15 video games that boys and young men play. These images have February 19 phenomena surrounding death reveal to us about the mysteries Event pricing Zoom links 7:00–8:45 pm archetypal elements that are also represented in Western art.
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