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SUMMARY:Hawaiian Goddess Myths\, the Matristic Culture\, and the Feminine P
 syche
DESCRIPTION:Hawaiian Goddess Myths\, the Matristic Culture\, and the \nFemi
 nine Psyche\nPresented by Carolyn H. Bray\, PhD\nlink to audio file\nSunda
 y\, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM\, April 2nd\, 2017\nParallels between Hawaiian Godde
 ss myths and Marija Gimbutas' Matristic Culture bring additional feminine 
 aspects into consciousness. Renowned archeologist Marija Gimbutas\, throug
 h her interpretation of artifactual images\, identified a "Matristic Cultu
 re" that lived in Eastern Europe from 30\,000 BCE to 3\,500 BCE. This matr
 istic culture embodied the feminine and functioned as an egalitarian socie
 ty. Closely parallel to this culture is the ancient Hawaiian culture\, ref
 lected not in artifacts but in their goddess myths. This presentation will
  introduce seven Hawaiian goddesses and their myths and delineate their co
 nnections to Gimbutas' goddess classifications\; thereby expanding our vie
 w of "the feminine psyche." Included will be a clinical perspective of uti
 lizing this expanded feminine consciousness in a Jungian psychoanalytic pr
 actice.\nCourse objectives:\nIntroduce participants to Hawaiian female arc
 hetypes using myths and historical understandings of the Hawaiian culture.
 \nFamiliarize participants with the work of Marija Gimbutas and its impact
  on a Jungian understanding of the archetypal feminine.\nProvide a clinica
 l context for psychological professionals as they apply their knowledge of
  Hawaiian female archetypes and the archeological work of Marija Gimbutas 
 in their own clinical practices.\nCarolyn H. Bray\, PhD\, is a Jungian psy
 choanalyst and clinical psychologist. She is a member of the International
  Association for Analytical Psychology and an analyst member of the C.G. J
 ung Institute of San Francisco\, where she teaches in the program for prof
 essional and public programs. Dr. Bray has a private clinical practice in 
 San Francisco and Mill Valley\, California\, working with adult individual
 s and couples. She is also a consultant to other mental health professiona
 ls. Dr. Bray is an associate editor for Jung Journal: Culture &amp\; Psych
 e\; a lecturer at Sonoma State University in California\; and a researcher
  and lecturer on Hawaiian goddess myths.
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