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SUMMARY:Initiation and Individuation in African Healing and the Psychology 
 of C.G. Jung: 39th Annual Jungian Conference
DESCRIPTION:"If they do not dream\, I cannot heal" ~ The words of an Africa
 n Healer\nJung conceived of ritual as the gradient for "the libido… on w
 hich the whole weight of the unconscious… is concentrated" (CW 8\, § 87
 ). The red thread in this presentation traces the re-awakening of initiati
 on rituals through the journey of a black South African woman. The individ
 uation process\, symbolized by the emergence of a new inner god-image\, is
  reflected in the struggle to integrate the opposites as expressed in this
  woman's heroic confrontation with her calling to be a healer.\n\nThis mat
 erial will endeavor to track the symbolism of an initiation journey which 
 allows for the witnessing of the autonomy and creative function of the obj
 ective psyche. The in-depth presentation of dream material and symbol inte
 rpretation according to both the psychology of C.G. Jung and the African H
 ealer's cosmology is an important aspect of this work. The archetypal imag
 es of the Hero's Journey\, the Wounded Healer and the alchemical stages of
  individuation unfold through the experiences and analysis of the initiate
 \, ultimately resulting in a re-vitalization of her relationship to and wi
 th the unconscious.\n\nLynne Radomsky\, PhD hails from South Africa and is
  a Zurich trained Jungian Analyst\, Clinical Psychologist\, Post Graduate 
 Lecturer and Professional Supervisor. She has over 25 years experience in 
 psychological and analytical work within private practice\, university and
  community settings\, as well as international presentations and publicati
 ons. A focus of her work is the integration of Jungian and African symboli
 sm as well as the mythology and symbolism of Jewish Mysticism. As Dr. Rado
 msky is an initiated African Healer within the Zulu culture\, her direct a
 nd personal experience provides a rich backdrop to this lecture. She has w
 orked closely with a variety of indigenous healers in Southern Africa.
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