THE CG JUNG INSTITUTE OF SAN FRANCISCO

FRIENDS OF THE INSTITUTE COMMITTEE
2010-2011
Deborah O’Grady, Co-Chair
Phyllis Stowell, Co-Chair
Johanna Baruch
Thomas Kirsch
Thomas Singer
Suzy Spradlin
Institute Website: www.sfjung.org
San Francisco Jung Institute
2040 Gough Street
San Francisco, California 94109
(415) 771-8055
Renewing: Renewals are now due bi-annually in
either January or July. Reminder letters to all members
will be sent for the upcoming year. If you have
questions, please contact Collin Eyre at the Institute
or email “friends@sfjung.org.” Note: renewals are
now possible online at the Institute website.
“All conscious psychic processes may well be causally explicable;
but the creative act, being rooted in the immensity of the
unconscious, will forever elude our attempt at understanding.
It describes itself only in its manifestations; it can be guessed
at, but never wholly grasped. Psychology and aesthetics will
always have to turn to one another for help, and the one will
not invalidate the other.” ~C.G. Jung, Collected Works,
Volume 15, The Spirit in Man, Art and Literature 135
THE BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
Membership in Friends of the Institute remains at $100 for 2010-2011. Your benefits include
free admission to all Friends sponsored events as well as invitations to certain Institute events such
as book signings and donor events, library privileges, discounts to most Extended Education events
as well as to subscriptions for the Jung Journal and Institute publications, and free use of the ARAS
online website at the Institute’s computer terminal. You also receive the quarterly Rhizome and invitations
to join the book groups. But most of all, your membership offers another way to be a part
of the Jungian community in our region.
INSTITUTE SPECIAL EVENT: RED BOOK DIALOGUES
C. G. Jung’s Red Book, published forty-eight years after his death, fleshes out with voice and vision a radical
midlife recognition: that we can gain a relation to the forces that live inside us by directly engaging with them. Through
seventeen years of self-experimentation and reflection, Jung discovered something of what can be revealed through a
humble and receptive attitude toward the mystery of the human interior. The authenticity of his process invites us all into
a dialogue around the meaning of this journey.
To learn what the Red Book may mean to us now, the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco is hosting a set of “Red
Book Dialogues” between Jungian analysts and leading teachers, writers, and artists. These conversations, bringing together
people who have challenged themselves to engage with their own depths, are designed to appeal to people both
in and out of the psychological professions. In this way, the meaning of Jung’s journey can come to life in each of us.
February 4, 2011
March 25, 2011
Susan Griffin, Poet, Writer, Essayist, Playwright, Screenwriter in dialogue with Tom Singer, Jungian
Analyst and Author
Maxine Hong Kingston, author and senior lecturer at UC Berkeley, Rhoda Feinberg, psychologist, in
dialogue with Naomi Lowinsky, Jungian Analyst and Author.
Tickets for these dialogues can be purchased directly at www.redbookdialogues.eventbrite.com or via a link at our website,
www.sfjung.org.
Admission is $25 ($10 for students with valid ID) Please check our website for more details: www.sfjung.org.