"The Spiritual Pilgrim Discovering Another World," from Civilization in Transition, by C. G. Jung

 

"The Wise Old Man" - C. G. Jung on the cover of Time Magazine [Monday, February 14, 1955] 

 

"The Holy Grail of the Unconscious"

A New York Times review of

C. G. Jung's The Red Book

 

"The Symbologist"

New York Times Sunday Book Review of

C. G. Jung's The Red Book

 

1204 The Plaza, Suite 4

Charlotte, North Carolina  28205 

(704) 377-0688

 

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Spring Seminars 2010

 

(All seminars are held at 1204 The Plaza, Suite 4, Charlotte, NC,

 

9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., at a cost of $40 each.  Space is limited.

 

For reservations, please call (704) 377-0688.) 

 

   

The Jungian Analytic Practice consists of Howard W. Tyas, Jr. and Karen O. Hodges, Zürich-trained analysts offering psychoanalytic consultation for adults. In addition, seminars are offered on a regular basis, exploring topics of general Jungian interest. Karen and Howard are available to lecture or to lead dream groups throughout the Carolinas.

 

Links to sites related to Jungian Psychology:

 

C. G. Jung Institut, Zurich

 

International Association for Analytical Psychology

 

C. G. Jung, Analytic Psychology and Culture

 

North Carolina Society of Jungian Analysts

 

Foundation C. G. Jung Institutes for Alumni, Supporters, and Friends

 

The School of Spiritual Psychology

 

Charlotte Friends of Jung

 

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Jungian Seminars 2008

 

Jungian Seminars 2009

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Cross Country Education

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Seeing with New Eyes

Saturday, January 30, 2010

 

Nicolaus Copernicus set in motion a major paradigm shift when, in 1543, he published his claim that the planets revolve around the sun – not the earth, as previously believed.  There was mighty resistance to such a profound change in our picture of the world.  But, once the shift occurred, there’s been no going back.  Though it was historians of science who first spoke of a “paradigm shift”, the concept applies equally to those moments in our personal lives when something dawns on us that changes everything:  Never again can we unlearn what has been learned, or revert back to old ways of interpreting our experience. 

 

Today, many believe that Western society is on the cusp of a major paradigm shift, one that, taking place on the collective level, will nevertheless affect each one of us intimately.  Where are we headed?  This question may be asked in terms that only physicists and biologists at the highest levels can understand or address.  At the same time, each one of us has our part, as we find ourselves seeing things, large and small, with new eyes.

 

Join us to reflect on when we have ‘seen with new eyes,’ what that experience is like, and what profound shifts may already be underway within us. 

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Please note that we have now moved to a new office address,

 

Jungian Analytic Praxis, Inc.

1204 The Plaza, Suite 4

Charlotte, NC  28205

 

(Overflow parking is available at the Charlotte Fire Department Credit Union, 2100 Commonwealth Avenue.)

 

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New Mailing Policy

 

Beginning in the Fall of 2009, we will no longer be mailing out seminar brochures to all those on our current mailing list. New seminar offerings will be posted on our web site, as well as sent by e-mail to those who request this and provide us with an e-mail address.  (These addresses will be kept confidential in order to safeguard your privacy.) If you prefer to continue receiving a brochure by mail, please call our office and give us your current mailing address.  Our aim is, not only to cut costs, but also to become more environmentally responsible.