Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

of this topic to this moment in our history as expressed by the number of papers
offered and the depth and breadth of their content. It speaks!
We moved from our serious concerns about the condition of psyche both individual
and collective to gather for our traditional “Open Mic” evening. More candidates and
analysts are choosing to present their artistic talents ranging from poetry, painting,
photography, music, singing, acting, and comedy. This unique event brings us
together with Eros and appreciation of the creative spirit. Our conference concluded
with our banquet and the wonderful music of the band, Tidewater Drive where many
of us were pulled to the floor by our dancing feet.
I-RSJA continues to keep its eye not only on our concerns, but also on what delights
us, allowing the psyche to do what psyche does, flow to its own rhythm.
Respectfully submitted,
Ronnie Landau, Secretary
Transitions:
New Analysts - April 2007
Mary Bachman Burke (Austin, TX): “Greed”
Stewart Gabel (Denver, CO): “Exploring the Meaning of life and Selected
Writings of Jack London”
Tim Pilgrim (Toronto Ontario, Canada): “Dying to get Ahead: Narcissism and
The Psychology of Ambition”
Jim Michel (Minneapolis, MN): “Peter Pan’s Relationship to the Father”
New Analyst Members (April 2007)
Claire Allphin (Oakland, CA.)
Lorie Paulson (Wilton, Conn.)
Theresa-Anne Heyer-Schmidt (Denver, CO.)
New Analyst Members (October 2008)
Maurice Krasnow (Wilton, Conn.)
Muriel McMahon (Ontario, Canada)
Resignations 2007- 2008
Brian Skea (Brewster, MA)
Diane Myers (Waterford, PA)
David Hamilton (Rockport, ME)
Glen Carlson (Denver, CO)
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