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SUMMARY:THE WAY OF THE SMALL:  Why Less Is Truly More
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URL:http://www.jung.org#gellert2
LOCATION:Jung Society of Washington Library
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 Who: Michael Gellert=0D=0A=
 When: Saturday=0D=0A=
 Fees: $50.00, members in advance; $75.00, nonmembers, $40.00, seniors over 65 and full-time students=0D=0A=
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   “The goal is to make the ego as strong and as small as possible.” 						-C. G. Jung=0D=0A=
 Our best traditions and thinkers tell us that happiness is found in “the small”-in celebrating the details of everyday life and living wisely with limits.  This way of the small offers a viable alternative to the grandiose thinking that is responsible for so many of our personal and global problems.  In this workshop we will:        							       							      =0D=0A=
       *	Explore  the joys of simplicity and modesty.=0D=0A=
       *     Discover  how some of history’s most dynamic people were masters of the small.  =0D=0A=
       *     Learn  how to make suffering sacred by embracing diminishing experiences. =0D=0A=
       *     Identify  the principles of a sound, wholesome existence for both the individual and  society. =0D=0A=
       *     Determine the specific areas and issues in our lives that would benefit from applying these principles.=0D=0A=
 	Our aim will be to understand why very little is needed to make a happy life. =0D=0A=
 	We intend to offer CEUs for Social Workers for this program.=0D=0A=
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 	We intend to offer CEUs for Social Workers for this program.=0D=0A=
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 Michael Gellert is a Jungian analyst in private practice in Los Angeles and Pasadena, and former Director of Training at the C. G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles.  A Zen practitioner for 30 years, he trained with the Zen master Koun Yamada in Japan.  He is the author of Modern Mysticism: Jung, Zen, and the Still Good Hand of God,  The Fate of America, and The Way of the Small: Why Less Is Truly More.
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