Years ago, in 1974, analytical psychologist James Hillman introduced a lecture called “Abandoning the Child” in a way that in the age of blogs seems strangely prophetic. Hillman described how he was trying to communicate by strongly emphasizing the subjective, rather than the empirical side…
Well, this is the first new post for me on this blog for a very long time. Thanks to a tremendous amount of help from the people at Six Apart, my blog is now re-vitalized, with a whole new look, and very many new features. …
Jazz singer and poet Kurt Elling, in addition to being a great singer, has a talent for writing beautiful and insightful lyrics. For instance, there are the following lines in his song “Esperanto” from the album Kurt Elling Live at the Green Mill: There’s a…
Happy New Year! Monday, January 7 will be the day that 2008 becomes a concrete reality for many people. For a great many, it’s the day that kids go back to school, and the day that work really “gets serious” again, after perhaps a more…
Everything has to start somewhere, and so this is my initial post to this new weblog. I’d like to explain why I want to share some reflections on practicing Jungian case studies in Halton and Peel regions. Why Halton and Peel? Because there are unique…