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As we move into the end of the year, we want to wish each of you a peaceful and loving holiday season. We are looking forward to providing you with a number of enlightening programs in 2025 that will support and intrigue you as we each move forward on our journey. We are also looking forward to continuing to grow our community and to meeting more in person for coffee and conversation.

We will be sending out a Newsletter at the beginning of the year with our 2025 line up but, for now, here’s a reminder of what is happening in January and February.

Origami artwork titled "Christmas" by Columbus artist Yasue Sakaoka

2025 TAROT WORKSHOP

Zoom Only

January 7, January 21, February 4, February 18, 2025 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Just a reminder that now is the time to sign up for the Tarot Workshop being presented by JudyAnne Morse. There are a total of 4 workshops and, although we encourage you to attend all 4 for an integrative approach, you can also sign up for individual programs. For those of you who have attended JudyAnne’s programs in the past, you know that she is not only an excellent teacher, but she provides you with well-researched handouts that you can use in your ongoing practice.

Click on the link below for detailed information regarding JudyAnne Morse’s background and the workshops as well as registration.

JANUARY 2025 BOOK CLUB

January 12, January 16, February 9, February 23 4:00 pm – 530 pm

Via Zoom

We hope you can join us starting on January 12, 2025 when Mary Marx will begin leading us through a discussion of David Miller's book, The New Polytheism. David Miller is a well-loved teacher (Syracuse and Pacifica) and widely published author in religion, myth, depth psychology, and literary theory. According to Miller, monotheism wants everyone’s “explanation systems (e.g., theological, historical, psychological) under one all-embracing system … a single center that holds things together.” In contrast, polytheistic thinking frees us from having “to get it all together.” It is Miller’s premise that the “psyche” is polytheistic, with “multiple potencies, and structures of meaning and being.” As such, this approach better matches the plurality of our lived experience.

As always, Book Club is a free program for our members. But, in order to get the Zoom link, you need to register. So please click on the button below to register.

JUNG4OHIO

In addition to the Jung Association of Central Ohio, there are 3 other amazing Jungian associations in the State of Ohio. Below are their links. Please check them out to see what they are doing and peruse their programs. Soon we will be announcing a special event made possible by the Jung4Ohio partnership.

Greater Cincinnati Friends of Jung

The Jung Education Center of Cleveland

C.G. Jung Association of the Miami Valley

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Jung Association of Central Ohio

1320 Cambridge Blvd. Columbus, Ohio 43212

 jungaco@jungcentralohio.org

614-291-8050  

www.jungcentralohio.org