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SUMMARY:Uniting the One and the Many:  Quiltmaking as Alchemy and Psycholo
 gical Process
DESCRIPTION:Uniting the One and the Many:\nQuiltmaking as Alchemy and Psych
 ological Process\nPresented by\nJanet Muff\, MSN\, RN\nSunday\, 4 PM - 6 P
 M\, November 6th\, 2011\nlink to audio file\nNOTE: Daylight Savings Time e
 nds on this day. Turn clocks back one hour.\nQuilting has been around for 
 as long as people have needed warm garments. But quilts as we know them ar
 e a uniquely American art form. They tell us stories about the human condi
 tion. In their names\, Sunshine &amp\; Shadow\, Drunkard’s Path\, and Ro
 cky Road\, we hear echoes of the lives and concerns of their makers\, and 
 see traces of the archetypes that inform those lives. In their complexity 
 and multiplicity\, we recognize an underlying process that\, like alchemy\
 , begins with chaos and fragmentation\, subjects the original material to 
 various operations of separation and unification\, and results – finally
 ! - in a new wholeness that is much greater than the sum of its parts.\nIn
  this presentation we will explore the meaning of quilts in people’s liv
 es\, and specifically the capacity of quilts to heal and to serve memory. 
 We will discuss the parallels between quiltmaking\, alchemy\, and analytic
 al psychology\, and will illustrate how quiltmaking – the act of putting
  the pieces together – has helped (primarily) women to reassemble the sh
 attered pieces of their lives. A case will be made for a psychological pri
 nciple that when it comes to resolving traumatic experiences the needle ca
 n be mightier than either the sword or the pen.\nJanet Muff\, MSN\, RN\, i
 s a Jungian Analyst in private practice in South Pasadena. She teaches and
  supervises candidates in the Jung Institute Training Program.
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