Past Events

Through the agency of the Maat in Kemet - Egyptian Mythology and the construct of Creative Active Imagination, this experiential workshop will explore and interrogate the nature and elements of the Good Society.

Join Alan G. Vaughan, Ph.D., JD during this lecture on Egyptian gods and goddesses and their archetypal energies.

Jung Society Members are invited to join. RSVP below to access Zoom meeting link. To request a link, please write to trianglejungsociety@gmail.com with your request.

There is no denying the profound effect music can have on our thoughts, feelings, and emotions. Throughout human history we have used music and sound to evoke, to honor, and to express the full range of human experience, from our deepest joys to our greatest grief.

Join us for an evening of emotive and meditative music, as Daniel Chambo leads us on a journey of sound designed to deepen our connection to the vibrant, inner world of feeling we all contain.

Jung Society Members are invited to join. To request a link, please write to trianglejungsociety@gmail.com with your request.

In 1936, Jung said that Germany under the Nazis was “possessed by Wotan,” the supreme god of Norse mythology. In 1938, Jung mentioned America in an interview on the same subject: “How to save your democratic U.S.A.? It must of course be saved, else we all go under. … "

We will set off to further explore the intersection between our own individuation process and the various relationships we encounter in life – familial, romantic, therapeutic, professional, to name a few. As a group, we will examine...

“Who am I?” The answer to this question involves one of the greatest dramas of human life: the drama which Jung referred to as individuation....

We will explore what intrapsychic factors may keep us from seeing ourselves more clearly. We all have resources within, or can obtain for ourselves, to lead a more abundant life and to step into larger possibilities for our unfolding journeys.

As we aim to know ourselves more deeply, many obstacles stand in our way, such as the magnitude of the project, the readiness to avoid hard work, and gnawing self-doubt, but we also have tools to strengthen consciousness to take these obstacles on.

Morning Program: Join us as we look at her 8 steps in interpreting fairytales as well as her concepts of integrating typology, the lazy hero, finding a personal myth, and the circumambulation of the Self. Afternoon Program: Join us as we explore the profound mysteries of death and the afterlife.

Dr. Buser will take us through a history of the project, an overview of von Franz’s life and work, as well as a deep dive into the first 2 volumes of this foundational material.

Dreams are inner teaching stories. They are personal and sacred and guide us to what our unconscious wants us to know and integrate. To decipher its message the facilitator will support the dreamer to enter their dream through movement, art, and writing to engage with the dreamscape.

The Heroine’s Journey is essential for men and women to become whole. Jung illustrates it as we read the Red Book. Gandhi and Martin Luther King followed it. Countless unsung heroines have changed the world. The hero’s journey was popularized by Joseph Campbell, the famous mythologist.

In this Salon, we will explore the many and varied facets of the number archetypes, hopefully with much audience participation.

Live On Location Only-- 10 AM to 3 PM Saturday, steeped in poetry and our own dialogue with the page, we'll have a chance to hear and give voice to our imaginative guides.

Live On Location or Zoom --- 7:30 -9:30 PM EDST-- Larry Sorkin and the Bechtler Ensemble(Tanja Bechtler (cello) and Robert Teixeira (guitar) will perform music and poetry to illuminate Jungian ideas. Fee: $10 (Cash or Check) if attending "On Location." Or at Zoom Registration

Live On Location --- 3:30 -5:00 PM EDST-- In this free lecture, Dr. Theresa Yuschok will introduce Jung's life history in both fact and symbols and highlight his approach to a meaningful life.