Yay! I'm so happy to see this amazing lineup, and especially MDR and a new community dreamwork session! I've been meaning to ask you about plans to do one.
There is a recent book that came out: "Reflections on the Life and Dreams of C.G. Jung by Aniela Jaffe from conversations with Jung and an Historical Commentary by Elena Fischli that includes additional material from the protocols that did not make it into Memories, Dreams, Reflections -- including a last chapter(s) dedicated to the political, legal, and publishing debacles characterizing the process by which MDR was published, and confused with Jung's "autobiography" despite Jaffe's authorship. Highly recommended!
Yes! We’ll be reading from it a bit in this class! I’m glad you’re familiar with it too, it’s such a wonderful gem.
I didn’t include the whole course description in this post as it was already quite long, but the longer description on the Salome website includes notes about this. I’m with you in recognizing Jaffe’s massive role in this work.
Yay! I'm so happy to see this amazing lineup, and especially MDR and a new community dreamwork session! I've been meaning to ask you about plans to do one.
Fabulous! Can't wait!
I would love a seminar on what I hear you calling “detoxifying the patriarchy”!
Ohh, love that. I’ll give this some thought!
Excited to see you again in Maine!
I can't wait! ❤️
There is a recent book that came out: "Reflections on the Life and Dreams of C.G. Jung by Aniela Jaffe from conversations with Jung and an Historical Commentary by Elena Fischli that includes additional material from the protocols that did not make it into Memories, Dreams, Reflections -- including a last chapter(s) dedicated to the political, legal, and publishing debacles characterizing the process by which MDR was published, and confused with Jung's "autobiography" despite Jaffe's authorship. Highly recommended!
Yes! We’ll be reading from it a bit in this class! I’m glad you’re familiar with it too, it’s such a wonderful gem.
I didn’t include the whole course description in this post as it was already quite long, but the longer description on the Salome website includes notes about this. I’m with you in recognizing Jaffe’s massive role in this work.