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Bees have five eyes, two of which are made up of over six thousand hexagonally shaped lenses each, giving them what must be god-like vision that makes that of mere mortals pale by comparison.
The ability to see, to regard on multiple levels of dimension is the gift and promise if of using a depth psychological lens to understand ourselves and our relation to the world around us. Depth Psychology encompasses Jungian Psychology, developed around the theories of one of the pioneers of Depth Psychology, Swiss psychiatrist C.G. Jung.
Depth Insights is the publisher of the semi-annual scholarly e-zine of the same name and offers media, education, and consulting to help individuals and organizations see through, beneath, between, and beyond to achieve new perspectives for learning, integration, transformation, and growth. |
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UPCOMING EVENTS for Bonnie Bright |
Panel moderator on Transformation at the Climate Change Forum in Portland, OR, June 1-3, in conjunction with Deep Democracy Institute International (led by Jungians & climate scientists among others)
>Download a PDF flyer
>More info |
| Special presentation at the 24th Annual Assisi Conference, an interdiscplinary gathering on Arts, Archetypes, and the Transcendent to Depth Psychology Alliance members and other attendees The conference takes place July 10-17 , 2012, in Assisi Italy. >More info |
| Presentation at JSSS (Jungian Society for Scholarly Studies) in New Orleans, August 8-11, 2012. >More info |
PAST EVENTS with Bonnie Bright
3/23/12: San Francisco Bay Area Meetup and Speaker Evening for Depth Psychology Alliance featuring speaker Gary Bobroff, M.A.; hosted by Bonnie Bright
3/23/12: Interview: Bonnie Bright with Radio Show Host Jenny Sieck on Inner Voice Intuitive Hour discussing Depth Psychology Alliance, the free online Book Club, and more.
7/14/11: Assisi Institute's 23rd Annual Conference "Transcendent Wonder: Peering Beyond the Veil" featured Jungian James Hollis and Michael Conforti (founder of Assisi Institute) along with Bonnie Bright, and artist Makoto Fujimura in Assisi, Italy, July 2011.
7/14/11: Audio presentation at JFK University, Pleasant Hill, CA, of "Between Honey & Pain: Colony Collapse Disorder and the Colonization of the Wild" (based on the anthology "Rebearths: Conversations with a World Ensouled" approx 22 mins) |
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