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SUMMARY:Active Imagination in Rumi's Poetry
DESCRIPTION:Active Imagination in Rumi's Poetry\nwith\nRobert Moradi\, MD\n
 Sunday\, 4 PM - 6 PM\, November 9th\, 2008\nlink to audio file\n\nMany poe
 ms of the 13th century mystic poet Rumi could be conceived psychologically
  as the poet's active imagination. One is the story of the "Lion and the B
 east" from Mathnawi\, and the other is a poem Dr. Moradi has translated fr
 om its original Farsi and named "The Mirror of Joy." At the beginning of t
 his poem\, Rumi submits his request to the bountiful Self:\nSend through o
 ur veins the life water of love.\nTransform our night by the mirror of you
 r morning joy.\nIn this presentation these poems will be amplified from th
 e perspective of analytical psychology.\nRobert Moradi\, MD is a Jungian a
 nalyst Board Certified in Psychiatry and Child Psychiatry. He is an Associ
 ate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the UCLA School of Medicine\, teac
 hing at several training institutions. He directed Training in Child and A
 dolescent Psychiatry at Cedars Sinai Medical Center from 1981 to 1994. He 
 teaches a year- long course on the Interpretation of Dreams at Reiss-Davis
  Child Study Center. Dr. Moradi has published and presented extensively on
  the treatment of adults\, children and their families.
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