What we’re about
The C.G. Jung Society of Atlanta serves to provide a place of community for those of us drawn to the ideas of Carl Jung. It offers an opportunity, both individually and communally, to gain a broader and deeper understanding of ourselves as part of a larger story, a larger purpose. In listening to others' stories, others' metaphors, we develop clarity and meaning about our own extraordinary journey.
Welcome to exploring the larger story, the metaphors and meanings as we share our journeys.
Upcoming events
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•OnlineSusan Tiberghien — Listening to the Soul: Active Imagination
OnlineZOOM online workshop: Saturday, November 8, 2025, 10:00am – 2:15pm EST
This event will be recorded. If your schedule does not allow you to attend the lecture, you can still reserve a ticket and a recording will be emailed out to you to watch at your convenience within 30 days of the lecture. Access to the recording cannot be extended past 30 days for any reason. No refunds will be given if you are unable to watch the recording within 30 days.
Cost: members: $50; non-members: $65; students $20
CEUs: $25 (APC, LPC, LMSW, LCSW, AMFT, LMFT)Register here: https://jungatlanta.com/event-calendar/#!event/2025/11/8/susan-tiberghien-8212-listening-to-the-soul-active-imagination
Description:
Soul is calling out to us. Are we listening? Our world is broken. Our society is in turmoil. There is always more to do, more to acquire, more to consume. The glaciers can wait. The forests can burn. The immigrants can drown. And, hélas, the war drums can beat. The drive to material progress has only one track: fast forward. But we hunger for moments of rest, for candle light, Mozart, friendship. We long for soulfulness. Can we today listen anew to Soul?The workshop will have three parts, with time for reflection and writing.
– How do we see the Soul? From Plato to Meister Eckhart to C.G. Jung, we will look at how the Soul has been understood and befriended.
– How do we listen to the Soul? We will turn to the practice of active imagination, of conversing with our Soul and writing down our conversations in our journals.
– How do we share the light of our Soul? Clarissa Pinkola Estes and Thomas Moore will encourage us as we take our place in the world around us.When we can re-imagine life as a journey of the soul, as opposed to a journey of the ego, we awaken to a soul perspective that opens our eyes to what is meaningful in life. We begin to live from within.
Susan Tiberghien, author of six memoirs from Looking for Gold (1995) to Seasons of Love (2024) and the handbook, One Year to a Writing Life, teaches at C.G. Jung Societies and the International Women’s Writing Guild. Several of her courses are recorded on Jungian platforms. Active in International PEN, she is the founder and past director of the Geneva Writers’ Group (150 writers). Married, with 6 children, 15 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren, she lives in Geneva, Switzerland, a city dedicated to peace, a focus Tiberghien fully shares.
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