This talk explores the interpenetration of intrapsychic and cultural work. The Black Sun breaks up the logical life of the soul. It refuses all reification, and in the light of its dark effulgence, psychology stands at the threshold of the new millennium. Stanton Marlan is a Jungian analyst and archetypal psychologist in Pittsburgh, PA, and an adjunct faculty member at Pacifica. This talk focuses on dialogue as the essential human capacity for our times.
Thought creates the world and then denies it.
Changing our world means changing our thinking, and to do this we must change the way we think. Dialogue is a way of thinking together that allows us to participate in the unfolding of meaning. Daniel Martin is the founder and director of International Communities for the Renewal of the Earth, fostering an ecological spirituality as the basis for a more creative and sustainable society. Dr. Martin spent many years in Kenya where he developed his conviction about the importance of skilled dialogue to effect change. Erica Helm Meade, storyteller, poet, and therapist, has been a teller of sacred tales in a variety of community and cultural venues for 25 years.