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"Jung's psychology offers not only a method for psychological healing of individuals but also a new world view for Western Man which holds out the possibility for healing the split in the contemporary collective psyche". ( Edward Edinger, 1998 )
Meet and gather with other Jungian/Analytical & Transpersonal/Depth/Existential enthusiasts. Explore Jung's oeuvre, his life and his luminous ideas on the human psyche with similiar-minded individuals in a non-judgmental, quasi-studious and supportive community. Lets gather and discuss his life, his well known theories that raise the question of the meaning of life. Recollect and reunite with the Archetypes and take one step closer to the gnosis of Self-realization.
Let us together leave each meetup/conversation with a perspective wider, deeper, and richer than the one we had when entering it.
PLEASE NOTE :
As a member, you must be conscientious with the reading assignments and exercise some degree of studiousness. And HONOR your RSVPs.
RSVPs are a riddle and have become somewhat problematic, particularly when a "waitlist" is required, due to limited-space at some venues (ie: Kristine Mann Library)
Please HONOR your rsvp.
A "no" is only necessary when you change a YES rsvp to a NO.
Unfortunately, after 6 years of meet-up experience, I am compelled to closely monitor RSVPs (thanks to help from asst. organizers). If you chronically do not honor your YES rsvp, and a wailist is necessary, I will act accordingly. For example, I may change your rsvp to accommodate a more reliable member, possibly a new member.
I prefer a committed membership, as anyone would.
If you are on a "waitlist", please DO NOT ATTEND the event. However, you are free to contact me and we will make a final decision.
I know this may sound silly, but again; past experiences are compelling me.
Lastly. Completion of assigned readings are HIGHLY preferred, not required. Lack of reading tends to contribute to the derailment of discussions at meet-ups.
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Again, I want to welcome everyone with an affinity for the Analytical approach and the transpersonal and depth psychologies.
Thank you for your attention and for joining this reading and conversation group.
Join us sooner than later.
Jorge
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New Date: Jung's Seminar on Nietzsche's Zarathustra (1 of 3)
·OnlineOnlineNEW DATE: Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
REQUIRED READING ASSIGNMENT: Jung's Seminar on Nietzsche's Zarathustra. Edited by James L. Jarrett. For this meetup, read the Foreword through end of Spring Term, May/June 1935. Page V11 to page 151.
This three-part meetup continues our collective inquiry into Nietzsche and Jung, following our previous one-time meetup devoted to reading and discussing Thus Spake Zarathustra.
Having wrestled directly with Nietzsche’s poetic and prophetic text, we now turn to C.G. Jung’s abridged edition of his Seminar on Nietzsche’s Zarathustra, drawn from the original lecture series Jung delivered between 1934 and 1939. These seminars form one of the richest sources for Jung’s mature thinking and deeply inform the foundations of Analytical Psychology.
Across three sessions, we will explore how Nietzsche’s ideas in Zarathustra—the Übermensch, eternal recurrence, the death of God, and the revaluation of values—sustain and provoke Jung’s concepts of individuation, the Self, the shadow, and the tension of opposites. Jung approaches Zarathustra not merely as philosophy, but as a psychological drama expressing the fate of modern consciousness. Each meetup will combine close reading, open discussion, and reflective dialogue, linking Nietzsche’s visionary language to Jung’s symbolic and clinical insights.
I hope to conclude by comparing Nietzsche’s Zarathustra with Jung’s Red Book: two perilous inner journeys shaped by imaginal encounter, myth-making, and confrontation with the unconscious—one prophetic and philosophical, the other therapeutic and psychological—each risking transformation at the limits of the modern soul.
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Nietzsche's Zarathustra: Notes Of The Seminar Given In 1934-1939------------------------------------------------
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