Current Events & Subscriptons
- 16 Apr, 19:30 – 21:00 BSTZoomMasculine spirit, and its capacity to order and rule, has been the highest value: "the devaluation of the feminine is to be understood as an attempt at overcoming the fear of the feminine and its dangerous aspect as the Great Mother and as anima".. (Neumann, The Fear of the Feminine", Princeton 1994
- Fri, 21 MayCambridge Jungian Circle ZOOM Event UK
- Sat, 22 MayCambridge Jungian Circle Zoom Event UK22 May, 13:30 – 16:30 BSTCambridge Jungian Circle Zoom Event UKPLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ZOOM WORKSHOP WILL BE LIMITED TO 25 PARTICIPANTS. Diane is interested in Jung’s visual imagery in The Red Book, and is one of the leaders of the London Liber Novus reading seminars organised by The Circle of Analytical Psychology.
- Tue, 31 AugInternet Access is currently essential!
- Tue, 31 AugInternet Access is currently essential !31 Aug, 23:55 BSTInternet Access is currently essential !This is a Full subscription to the Cambridge Jungian Circle. It gives free access to Plenaries during this period as well as access to the AGM in June. It also confers a reduced cost entitlement to any workshops which we may run. IN FEB OF EACH YEAR THE FEE WILL BE REDUCED TO £20 UNTIL 31 AUG 2021
- Tue, 31 AugCB1 7UB (Or Online)31 Aug, 23:59CB1 7UB (Or Online), Online or at Quaker Meeting House, 91-93, Hartington Grove, CB1 7UBStudents may apply for full Membership of CJC at half price. You will need to show evidence that you are on a credit-bearing course of study at degree, diploma level or higher; eg you have a student academic email address. Student Membership will be approved upon receipt of proof of Student ID.
- Tue, 31 AugOnLine or In Cambridge during COVID-19
- Fri, 03 SepLocation is TBD
- Fri, 17 SepCJC ZOOM EVENT (Maybe Live too - depending)17 Sep, 19:30 – 21:00 BSTCJC ZOOM EVENT (Maybe Live too - depending)This will be a Weaving in of Jungian Psychology with Authentic Movement, which is rooted in Jung’s Active Imagination. Clinical work will be included, regarding Trauma and the Body (the personal and the collective body). Trauma in the body is also a mirror reflection of the way we traumatise our
- Fri, 15 OctCambridge Jungian Circle Webinar UK15 Oct, 18:30Cambridge Jungian Circle Webinar UKAs a Jungian analyst and a historian, I would like to offer an archetypal overview of why the current crisis may have come into being; showing when, where and how the masculine and feminine archetypes – reflected in the image of a God or Goddess – became separated, and why this separation has had ..
- Fri, 26 NovCambridge Jungian Circle Webinar26 Nov, 19:30 GMTCambridge Jungian Circle WebinarWe will explore the internalised experience of privilege and otherness and of internalised racism, sexism and and homophobia, etc... especially through the language of dreams. Borrowing from Carl Jung’s ideas around free associ https://research.brighton.ac.uk/en/persons/dwight-turner/fingerprints/
- Sat, 19 FebCambridge Jungian Circle Webinar UK19 Feb 2022, 19:30 GMTCambridge Jungian Circle Webinar UKIs there a place left in psychology for Sophia and Feminine Wisdom? Two thousand years ago, at the beginning of the current epoch, a story of Logos and Sophia became the primal myth for a new age. The story appeared first in Jewish Wisdom literature. http://gnosis.org/Lance-Owens.html
- Fri, 15 AprCambridge Jungian Circle Webinar UK15 Apr 2022, 19:30 BSTCambridge Jungian Circle Webinar UKDonald Kalsched is a Clinical Psychologist and Jungian psychoanalyst in private practice in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Author of two books: The Inner World of Trauma; Archetypal Defenses of the Personal Spirit, and Trauma and the Soul; a Psycho-Spiritual Approach to Human Development and its Inter