Public Lectures
Everybody is welcome to the public lectures and open seminars (no pre-registration necessary).
Entrance fee may be paid at the door.
- Auditors CHF 30.00 (per 2 x 45 min.)
- Students, Seniors, Disabled CHF 20.00 (per 2 x 45 min.) with legitimation card
Exploring what Jung meant by a creative life and what that might look like
Lecture moved from 10/10/17: Comparing Jungian dream theories with findings of neuroscience. Case material including tranference and countertransference contents.
Odysseus: The famous trickster in Homer’s Odyssey and Parzival, the naive youth in the epic tale of Wolfram von Eschenbach will be portrayed by looking into some significant stations of their life-journey: one by living through adventures and longing for home; the other from morally failing in situations confronting him with guilt, suffering and redemption.
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Exploring what Jung meant by a creative life and what that might look like
Dance as Active Imagination makes it possible to perceive psyche and body as a unity within which a series of bridges allow for communication between one and the other. Introduction to Authentic Movement, including the film by the lecturer “Mysterium – A Poetic Prayer”. Exploration on the making of the film can itself be experienced as Active Imagination, invisible connections and synchronistic events.
Exploring “good” and “evil” using the motif of the forbidden door in fairy tales, novels and dreams
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Reflections on the specificities of the Jungian psychotherapeutic approach
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The intimate relationship between Hephaistos and his mother in the mirror of our time
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A Panel discussion with Murray Stein (moderator), Doris Lier, Penelope Yungblut, Bernard Sartorius.
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