Next Program for the Jung Society of Colorado Springs

Religion, Spirituality, and Jungian Psychology

Lecture by Kathryn Kuisle, Jungian Analyst
Friday, February 10, 2012 - 7 pm
Entry: $8-members, $12-non-members

Many, perhaps most, people throughout the world are searching for something more.  Some people pursue this quest through material accumulation.  Many others search for meaning, for something deeper, something that enriches their inner lives.  Carl Jung described this longing as springing from the “religious instinct” in every human psyche.  His expansive study of religions of the world is an aspect of his deep interest in the underlying spirituality of all humans.

This lecture will address this innate longing of the human person by exploring how religion, spirituality and Jungian psychology interweave and support the soul’s quest for wholeness.

Kathryn Kuisle, Ph.D., is a Jungian Analyst  with a private practice in Colorado Springs.  She is a graduate of the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich and holds a Ph.D. in analytical psychology from Union Institute and the University of Cincinnati.   Dr. Kuisle offers on-going groups on dreams and fairy tales.  She teaches at the C.G Jung Institute of Colorado in Denver and is on the staff of the Jung Conference on Spirituality and Psychology in Einseidein, Switzerland.  She is also an adjunct faculty member for Regis University, teaching in the Masters in Counseling Program.  You can contact Dr. Kuisle at her website, www.kkuisle.com.

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