Public Presentations

In response to our current economic downturn and the consequent emotional challenges that many face, I am dedicating this year's annual Jung in July series to the study of Crisis. The focus of this three part series, starting Thursday, July 16, will look at a most poignant account of Carl Jung's crisis at mid-life, which for him, like us, also coincided with vast cultural shifts, i.e., World War 1.

Jung considered that this tumultuous experience, lasting several years and at times causing him to fear the loss of his sanity, gave him his greatest treasures.

"The years when I was pursuing my inner images were the most important in my life - in them everything essential was decided."

Many discoveries were made during this intense Confrontation with the Unconscious, and we have the benefit of reaping great insights about the methods Jung used to access the flow of wisdom that came to him through this critical life passage.

Please note that pre-registration is required

Dates: 3 consecutive Thursdays: July 16, 23, & 30

Time: 7 - 9 pm

Location: 211 W. Main St., above Bozart Gallery on the Downtown Mall

Fee: 0-$75; pay as you are able to support this work.

Registration Pre-registration required: Leave message with name and phone number at 434-953-5399 or: lenworley@visionaryquest.org.

Preparation: Suggested reading is the chapter entitled Confrontation with the Unconscious from Carl Jung's autobiography “Memories, Dreams, Reflections.”

The Voyager Group

The Men’s Lodge

For ritual, celebration, laughter and tears

Explores psychospiritual issues in masculine development. Meets quarterly.

Next meeting: Ongoing

To apply for entrance, contact Len Worley.

Download an interview with Len about The Secrets Men Keep.