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Interview with notable Jungian, Henry Abramovitch

Tim does an interview on "Panic Attacks in Pistachio: A Psychological Detective Story", by the well-known Jungian, Dr. Henry Abramovitch, in Israel. The 90-min. interview is free on Zoom at:
Meeting ID 894 5789 5956; Pw: 351814

This interview is one of a series of interviews with prominent Jungian scholars called "Wisdom Path", intended to help us face the rapid and alarming changes in culture around the world. The continuing series started during the COVID shutdown.

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Expressive Life Drawing course

In this 7-week course in drawing the human figure from life, we'll practice imaginative seeing by simplifying the complex elements of the human form into a simple mannequin figure.

Class meets every Tues. night from 6:30 to 9 at Tim Holmes Studio, with a half hour of instruction and 2 hours of drawing from the nude.

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Creatives share our work at Confluence 24

Your individual creative power is a human right. It cannot be taken away or abrogated. In these difficult times as we watch so much threatening change, we gather to affirm one another's creative work, whatever that might be. This will be an ongoing series of Zoom events, free and open to all, a way for individuals to stand against the authoritarian threats that creatives face.

Free Registration Link to Attend:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMpceuvrTMiH936m78VA9kd--xhMfBr9zBv
Passcode: 269320
Meeting ID: 874 6273 8859
Time is EST

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Confluence 24; Creative Power

Sharing whatever creative work we're doing with no judgements or expectations brings us all closer together and reminds us of our influence. Though we may feel alone and powerless, our personal creative ideas just might feed the world.

In this time of rising global crises of climate collapse, rising authoritarianism, the AI threat, civic distrust, etc., how can an individual keep up hope? Carl Jung insisted that the only thing that will keep humanity from destroying itself comes from the creative power that erupts from each of our personal unconscious.

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