An interesting and informative Friday night as Phoenix Friends of C.G. Jung hosted a lecture by Dr. Slattery on story, the classics and our need for connection with our mythic stories.  We learn about our own stories by reading the classics.  ”The soul is mimetic, it wants - and feeds off imitation.”   Engaging your story, your myth organically allows something else to come.  Dr. Slattery will spend tomorrow guiding participants in exercises of writing and riting our stories.  As a therapist and believer in finding and understanding ourselves through myth, through traveling our stories, I look forward to sharing this time with Dr. Slattery and fellow travelers.                                                            www.PhoenixFriendsofCGJung

I enjoyed the weekend workshop at Phoenix Friends of C.G. Jung.   Marillia Baker presented and hosted a workshop on relationships using the Psyche and Eros myth.  It was wonderful to experience the knowledge of this scholarly woman and to participate with peers in the exciting, thought- provoking workshop on Saturday.  I encourage people to check out the regular events hosted by PFOJ.  The website is www.PhoenixFriendsofcgJung.org    Next event is February 22 and 23, presenter is Dennis Slattery, Ph.D.  one of my professors back in my graduate days at Pacifica.  I look forward to attending and seeing many of you there.