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Type Self-Realization Thru Jungian Therapy, Eastern Philosophy, & Dreamwork
Type Self-Realization Thru Jungian Therapy, Eastern Philosophy, & Dreamwork

Type Self-Realization Thru Jungian Therapy, Eastern Philosophy, & Dreamwork

Presented by Leon Tsao


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Date & Time

Sep 05, 2026, 10:00 AM – 1:30 PM PDT

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About the event

Overview

This presentation is on how the merger of opposite sides within ourselves leads to the maturation of our Hero Function and the realization of the Greater Self. We bring together principles of Eastern Philosophy, Dreamwork, and the work of Carl Jung.

 

Takeaways

1. How we do not have to merely find a compromise between opposite functions. The inferior function actually enhances the ability of the hero function to do its work. This is true for any pair of opposites. 2. How dreams can be used as a pathway to develop unrealized energies within the psyche, including unrealized functions. 3. The Self from the standpoint of Eastern Philosophy and psychotherapy. How to use these to integrate the functions. Presenter Bio

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