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PROGRAM – 2026-27
Home: Why We Must Leave it, and Why We Forever Look For It
A lecture by James Hollis of Washington, D.C.
Saturday, Sept. 19
1:00-3:00 p.m. (EDT)
Members: $15
Non-Members: $20
Students/Senior Members: $10
Zoom Link: https://hollis2026.eventbrite.ca
Two souls dwell, alas, in my breast.”
Goethe’s Faust
Two drives contend within each of us, the desire for satiety and safety, and the drive for exploration and individuation. When the former prevails over the latter, the individual is diminished and the world impoverished. Yet, the need to leave home, psychologically, is also an open wound that one carries into all one’s doings. This push/pull will be examined and the costs of either course illustrated through the lens of analytic psychology.
James Hollis, Ph.D. is a Zurich-trained Jungian Analyst in practice in Washington, D.C., and the author of 22 books, the most recent being Tending the Fire (with Enrique Martinez Celaya) and the forthcoming Autumnal Days: Courage, Integrity, and Ownership of the Soul.
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Oct. 24 Jason Smith – The Symbolic Life:
The Religious Function of the Psyche
November: Reading Seminar– The Works of James Hollis
Nov. 14 Josephine Evetts-Secker –
Losing Touch and Gaining Infinite Connection:
Dreamers At Home and Adrift in a Quantum/Post-Quantum World
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WINTER/SPRING 2026-27
Jan. Ciné-Club de Montréal
Feb. Lorraine Dupont (en français) – "L'ondine de l'étang"
March 19: Revisioning Individuation Through Synchronicity and the Psychoid Imagination to Re-enchanting the World
March 20: (Saturday Seminar) Opening to Reveries
Joseph Cambray (Santa Barbara, CA)
April 17 Stacey Jenkins (Toronto, ON)
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