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Welcome To Pacifica Post. With Pacifica's new blog we hope to encourage many lively discussions. Several of us will get things started with the format. We hope to include news events, reflections on current culture, short book reviews, & what is happening at PGI.
News & Events
Pacifica Adopts a Highway
Pacifica Graduate Institute participates in Caltrans Adopt-A-Highway Program. Pacifica will clean and beautify a section of the north-bound 101, on the Ventura/ Carpinteria border. In addition to a cleaner roadside, Pacifica’s efforts will help prevent . (click here to continue)
HAND SEWN LOVE: WOMEN TALKIN' STORY
Backyard Stage Productions announces the premiere theatrical production of Hand Sewn Love: Women Talkin’ Story in honor of Marion Woodman, internationally acclaimed writer, teacher and Jungian analyst. (click here to continue)
Faculty in the News
Cindy L. Carter, Ph.D., Dean of Academic Affairs, at Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara, CA, has recently completed the HERS Bryn Mawr Summer Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration. (click here to continue)
- Special Jung Book Collection Drawing
Enter in the drawing to win a 20-volume collection
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The San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal Special Discounts
San Francisco’s C.G. Jung Institute has been supporting Jungian scholarship for more than 50 years through The San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal. Recently, the Institute announced an affiliation with the University of California Press. (click here to continue)
Introduction to Pacifica’s Graduate Degree Programs
on SATURDAY, Please join us! For new staff or faculty, these Introduction days are a valuable opportunity to learn a great deal about Pacifica. We encourage you to participate in the full day if it is at all possible (please see attached schedule) FEBRUARY 2 (click here to continue)
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Request information on Pacifica's Degree Programs by filling out a simple form. Once we receive your information we will send you a packet of information to give you an overview on degree tracks. - Pacifica Admissions
Get started on your way with all the information you'll need to begin a new degree program. - Pacifica Graduate Programs
Educational Paths include: M.A./PH.D IN DEPTH PSYCHOLOGY PH.D IN DEPTH PSYCHOLOGY WITH A EMPHASIS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY PH.D IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY M.A. IN COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGY M.A./PH.D IN MYTHOLOGICAL STUDIES M.A. IN ENGAGED HUMANITIES WITH EMPHASIS IN DEPTH PSYCHOLOGY
Quotes Of The Month
- "The culture is going into a psychological depression. We are concerned about our place in the world, about being competitive: Will my children have as much as I have? Will I ever own my own home? How can I pay for a new car? Are immigrants taking away my white world? "
-James Hillman
"When you follow your bliss... doors will open where you would not have thought there would be doors, and where there wouldn't be a door for anyone else."
-Joseph Campbell
I am deeply touched by the quote of the month by James Hillman posted on this board. The synchronicity of its timeliness is breath-taking as Pacifica moves forward in its drive for equality, diversity, and social justice.
"QUOTE OF THE MONTH
"The culture is going into a psychological depression. We are concerned about our place in the world, about being competitive: Will my children have as much as I have? Will I ever own my own home? How can I pay for a new car? Are immigrants taking away my white world? "
-James Hillman"
With such clarity, James Hillman appears to be provocatively opening a window of dialogue through his quote, highlighting privilege and oppression as they impact the psychological well being of our world. In a few words, he appears to address the fears of those with the most privilege in a way that is so often difficult to express in words: What will I lose if I fight for equality? What if equality becomes a reality? How will it impact me? How will it impact future generations? His quote brings out the terror of the heart so clearly and succinctly "IT IS MINE!"
With a sentence he captures the impact that such unrealistic fears are having on our current societal well-being and its dive into a depressive state. One might propose that this is often the impact of fear: a shutting down of self, a grasping hold tightly of what we have in a process of isolating ourselves from the loving and creative spirit that arises in our interactions with others as we share what 'is ours' with all.
I am inspired by his ability to acknowledge the necessity of exploring the use of privilege to reverse the direction of our culture from continuing its path of "going into a psychological depression."
It is also so very timely with his upcoming visit to Pacifica Graduate Institute. He will be speaking with our students in their Psychopathology course which I have the pleasure of teaching. I am deeply interested in conversing with him about this quote and would respectfully like to ask for its original source so that I might explore it in its full context prior to our meeting. Thank you so much for the inspiring piece.
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