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Gatherings, Lectures & Workshops
Unless otherwise noted, all of the Maine Jung Center's Online Lectures and Workshops are recorded and provided to program registrants in the week following the program. These recordings are available for 30 days and provided at no extra cost. Questions & Answers are not included in recordings.
Fri, May 30Virtual LectureJoin Dana as he presents a lecture based on his new book, The Perennial Philosophy: Reloaded, and discover how the tradition of perennialism has evolved in the interceding years since Huxley's seminal text was first published in 1945.
Sat, May 31Virtual WorkshopJoin Dana Sawyer as he does a deep dive into perennialism in this companion workshop based on his newest book, The Perennial Philosophy: Reloaded.
Sat, Jun 07Virtual LectureIn this program, we will awaken to the reality of extraterrestrial civilizations and explore their implications for humanity’s future, both existentially and practically.
Sat, Jun 14Maine Jung CenterJoin us for our annual Thank You Party, where the Maine Jung Center thanks its presenters, volunteers and members for their continued support. Food and refreshments are provided.
Fri, Jun 20Virtual WorkshopJoin Connie for an interactive workshop on shadow work, where she guides participants through understanding the unconscious forces that shape our relationships and provides practical tools to recognize, engage with, and transform these patterns for more conscious outcomes.
Fri, Jun 27Virtual Discussion GroupLet’s gather together to talk about death. Not to grieve, not to seek therapeutic support, but simply to have a group-directed discussion with the broad intention to increase our awareness of death. Perhaps that greater awareness might help us to deeply appreciate our lives right now, right here.
Sat, Jun 28Room 205 at Curtis Memorial LibraryJoin Analyst Will Furber as he explores the Jungian principles of the inner feminine (Anima) and masculine (Animus), examining how evolving cultural understandings of gender can help these inner figures more fully reflect their archetypal purpose as guides toward wholeness and individuation.
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Digital Archive of Jungian Knowledge
Full Membership to the Maine Jung Center grants you access to the Maine Jung Center's Digital Archive of Jungian Knowledge. This archive offers a fascinating set of lectures and presentations that are sure to deepen your knowledge of Jungian ideas.
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