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Updated by Robert James
9th August 2023

 

 A non-profit organisation, which aims to provide a contact for people
interested in the psychological insights of Carl Gustav Jung.

Through monthly meetings, workshops, other activities and our library,
we seek to help people to understand their own inner journey
and the world today - from a Jungian perspective.

We normally meet at 7:30 for 8:00 pm on the first Friday of each month
at MacKillop House Conference Centre, 50 Archibald Street, Lyneham (See map).


      Our Most recent meeting:

Sally Holliday:
 "Transpersonal Art Therapy"  (at MacKillop Centre, with on-line recording)
"Deepening Nature - Connection for Wellbeing"  (at Grevillea Park)


Our next meeting:

Friday 6th October 2023

"The Times that Make Us:
Christian Identity in the Social and Political World"

Rev'd Dr Geoff Dornan

at MacKillop House, 50 Archibald St, Lyneham, ACT (and by Zoom)

Geoff will share with us a little of his insights and experiences in South America, USA and Australia, and insights on the origins, current nature and prospects for Christian identity, with particular reference of Carl Jung's contributions.


Rev'd Dr Geoff Dornan’ has worked in two areas of government policy: in aid and development through the Dept of Foreign Affairs and Trade who fund a proportion of the Uniting Church’s developmental work in the developing world; and in bio-ethics through the NSW Government’s “Human Research Ethics Committees’).

He maintains a broad interest in and commitment to theology and philosophy. Geoff’s deeper interest in Christian identity in the social and political world, was sparked by the rise of liberation theology in Latin America during the 1970s and his involvement in the movement during the Pinochet Dictatorship in Chile and the civil war in El Salvador.

In the Uniting Church, Geoff has worked with congregations, administraion and policy development with Synod and Assembly.  His involvement in progressive theologies has been in pastoral engagement and the debate of ideas. Geoff is the minister at Wesley Uniting Church in Canberra.


Cost for attendance (at MacKillop House):
Jung Society members free,
Guests $15 (Seniors/Concession $10),
Pay cash at the door, or by bank transfer or by credit card via TryBooking.

Cost for on-line access:
Jung Society members free (We'll send you a link).
Guests $10:
Pay by bank transfer or by credit card or PayPal via TryBooking.


We
meet from 7:30 pm for tea and coffee and snacks, music, discussion and library.
The Guest Speaker's presentation is at 8pm for an hour or so,
then we resume for questions and discussion, finishing by 10pm.


Friday 3rd November 2023

"The Path to a Sustainable Civilisation"

Rod Taylor


at MacKillop House, 50 Archibald St, Lyneham, ACT (and by Zoom)

With the arrival of catastrophic storms, fires and drought in recent years, it's becoming apparent that we have now entered a climate crisis. But it should come as no surprise because the science has been telling us for decades this would happen.

And yet we've continued regardless. Why? A combination of forces are at work to undermine the very future of humanity. While there are many books on renewable energy, the authors of The Path to a Sustainable Civilisation dig deeper into the causes. And, with that understanding, we can approach a truly sustainable future.

Spoiler alert: community groups such as the Jung Society are part of the solution!
More at https://sustainablecivilisation.com/

Rod Taylor is a science writer, radio broadcaster, newspaper columnist and author. He has written for numerous publications including for The Big Issue, Fairfax Media, Australian Community Media and motorcycle magazines. Rod produces a weekly science program and podcasts for Radio 2XX in Canberra.  His weekly science column for Fairfax Media and ACM is in its 13th year. His books include:
  • Ten Journeys on a Fragile Planet, Odyssey, 2020
  • Contributor to Best Australian Science Writing, 2018
  • Co-editor Sustainability and the New Economics, Springer 2022
  • Currently co-writing Civilisation 2.0 with Dr Mark Diesendorf.

Tayloram2000@zoho.com (0419) 217 293


Cost for attendance (at MacKillop House):
Jung Society members free,
Guests $15 (Seniors/Concession $10),
Pay cash at the door, or by bank transfer or by credit card via TryBooking.

Cost for on-line access:
Jung Society members free (We'll send you a link).
Guests $10:
Pay by bank transfer or by credit card or PayPal via TryBooking.

We meet from 7:30 pm for tea and coffee and snacks, music, discussion and library.
The Guest Speaker's presentation is at 8pm for an hour or so,
then we resume for questions and discussion, finishing by 10pm.


 



Canberra Jung Society Inc.


Disclaimer:

The Canberra Jung Society Inc. does not endorse and is not to be held responsible for the content of any lecture or advertisement, nor is any information or advice a substitute for professional counselling and therapy.

If you believe that we have inadvertently breached any copyright provision, please let us know and we will immediately rectify the matter.

 


Cost:

* Monthly Friday meetings:
* For non-members is $15 or $10 Seniors/Concession (members free).

* Special Events (eg workshops):
* Costs are specific to those events.

* Annual Membership entitles members to:
* attend our 10 meetings at no cost,
* receive two newsletters per year, and
* share access to our extensive library.

Cost for membership for a full year is $75 (or $60 concession),
to be paid in March each year.

Pay at the door by cash, cheque, credit card or bank transfer (to Westpac BSB 032 730, Account 376 719),
or with credit card or Paypal at TryBooking.

 


We normally meet at 7:30pm on the first Friday each month for music and coffee and chat,
Guest Speaker at 8pm, break for supper around 9pm, resume for questions and discussion until 10pm. 


Everyone is welcome. 

Location:
Usually at
MacKillop House, 50 Archibald St, Lyneham, ACT.
*** Please check the website for any changes to date/time and location of events ***

Web:    www.CanberraJungSociety.org.au
Email:  CanberraJungSociety@yahoo.com 
Postal: PO Box 82, Belconnen, ACT 2616, Australia

 


Canberra Jung Society is a non-profit organisation,
which aims to provide a contact for people
interested in the psychological insights of Carl Gustav Jung.

Through monthly meetings, workshops, other activities and our library,
we seek to help people to understand their own inner journey
and the world today - from a Jungian perspective.

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