Book Discussion 2 of 2 – Imaginal Figures and The Mythmaker (by Dr. Mary Harrell) – facilitated by Kathy Cleveland Bull

There will be two book discussions – one on March 7 and one on March 14. Ordinarily March 14 would be a free coffee and conversation Jung Haus Second Saturday. However, this special book discussion in advance of the April 3 and 4 Bauza lecture, has been scheduled in lieu of a Second Saturday.  Scroll down to “Tickets” to register.
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In soft whispers and quiet evocations
we are called by soul to seek the depth of a thing,
to wonder what else, or who else is present
in the cavernous mystery of lived experience.  – Mary Harrell

Our unconscious offers insight and wisdom made available through guides like dreams, symbols and figures that may appear subtly in ways that affect us deeply. Harrell’s work explains how we can interact with and learn from these manifestations of the psyche. Through facilitated dialogue, we will explore concepts from Dr. Harrell’s books and share our own understandings and experiences in a safe and supportive circle.
You do not have to have attended the first session to participate in the second and although reading the book in advance is desirable, it is not a condition of attendance.
Mary Harrell is a Jungian-oriented psychotherapist and licensed psychologist, who is professor emerita at SUNY Oswego.