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THE ODYSSEY OF THE SOUL
Jean Houston |
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As we encounter the archetypal world within us, a partnership is formed whereby we grow as do the gods and goddesses within us. Jean Houston, Ph.D., is author of The Possible Human, Search for the Beloved and The Hero and the Goddess. She suggests that the wanderings of Odysseus represents the deepening of the warrior male ego into the feminine mysteries.
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GODDESSES IN EVERYWOMAN
Jean Shinoda Bolen |
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The goddesses of classical Greek mythology represent powerful psychic forces which are active in women today. Jean Shinoda Bolen, M.D., author of The Tao of Psychology and Goddesses in Every Woman, is a Jungian analyst. She points out that understanding these archetypes enables us to appreciate the mythological dimensions of our own lives.
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THE GNOSTIC TREASURE
June Singer |
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Gnosticism involves a fusion of middle-east traditions including Judaism, Christianity and Manicheanism. The late June Singer was author of Seeing Through the Visible World: Jung, Gnosis and Chaos, A Gnostic Book of Hours and Boundaries of the Soul. She discusses the Gnostic belief in the direct apprehension of a spiritual reality that is beyond all definition.
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THE PATH OF THE EVERYDAY HERO
Lorna Catford |
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Mythology reminds us that just when things seem the darkest, we may be on the verge of a breakthrough. Lorna Catford, Ph.D., a professor of psychology at Sonoma State University in California, is co-author of The Path of the Everyday Hero. She points out that the demands placed upon ordinary people in everyday life, require a heroic commitment if we wish to actualize the best within ourselves.
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Four complete programs
120 minutes
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| "Myths are like collective dreams. We may not understand them, but they move us. And they move us because there's something in us that is like that." --Jean Shinoda Bolen |
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