One of the most carefully guarded Jungian books, C.G. Jung’s Red Book, has just been unveiled to the world. This highly anticipated volume contains the record of his most personal journey, a journey that brought him to the confluence of brilliance and insanity. With painstaking detail, numerous paintings, images, dialogues and reflections were recorded that were part of his personal archetypal world. It holds the inspiration for most of his profound theories and clinical techniques.
The Red Book has been locked away for almost one hundred years because of its revealing and raw exposure of Jung’s soul. Decades of negotiations with Jung's heirs led to its release in October 2009. Jungian groups around the world will be exploring this book. The Asheville Jung Center is pleased to host a seminar on the Red Book, presented by Dr. Murray Stein out of Zurich. Mark your calendars for January 22, 2010. Any group or individual with high speed internet will be welcome to join us for this momentous occasion.
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The Asheville Jung Center is an international community bringing together some of the world’s leading teachers of Jungian thought with a global network of students, professionals and lay people. Based in the pristine mountains of western North Carolina, the Asheville Jung Center has access to state of the art satellite and internet technologies, allowing for interactive learning among far ranging sites including Zürich, Chicago, Asheville, Mexico City, Omaha, Charlotte, Raleigh and others. The center hopes to serve as a catalyst, bringing together Jungian institutes, centers, societies and individuals to create an interlinked community of lively teaching and interaction.
We are hosting regular seminars lead by Murray Stein out of Zürich as well as other world-renowned Jungian analysts. These seminars are meant to enliven and enrich the knowledge of psychotherapists, clergy, and others interested in Jungian psychology. We are neither a training institute nor a certifying body. Our educational programs are designed principally for personal and professional growth.
Please consider joining us in this exciting endeavor.
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