How can being a Jungian guide us through the dark and the light in which we are living? These unprecedented times are demanding our attention and diligence to live the Mystery of not knowing; to embrace the kingfisher within by sorting through volumes of input quickly enough to discern our truth; and, to listen vigorously to our bodies, our feelings, our essence in order to act from that expanded, pollinated center, as much as humanly possible.

Jung’s dreams show us that the Spirit of his Times were somewhat similar to ours today. His personal response was to set aside time and space to listen to the Spirit of the Depths, ask questions and then listen deeper. Sound and active imagination served him as portals to knowing. This presentation will begin a conversation which might open up psychic pathways for ourselves and facilitate growth with our clients.

Jennifer Jones Embry, Jungian Analyst, MBA, MA, graduated from the C.G. Jung Institute, Küsnacht, Switzerland in February, 2014. The title of her thesis was: “Resonance: Eros of Body, Soul and Spirit.” Jennifer is keenly interested in modalities that connect psyche and soma: dreams, film, astrology, foreign languages, nature, song, dance and theater. She lives with her husband in the swamplands of the Gulf Coast.