The CG Jung Society of Western Australia is run by its members
for the benefit of members and the wider community. It has prospered
for over 54 years through generous contributions.
If you would like to volunteer time and ideas to the Society, please contact
the Secretary,
Britt Garrett,
to discuss possibilities or arrange attendance at one of our friendly
Committee meetings.
The Society's Jungian Library is one of the largest of its type in the world. The
most valuable portion of this collection has been accumulated from gifts made over the
last half-century from Jungian organisations, Analysts and members. (Please see the
Library page for details of major historical donations.)
The Society would like to
thank and honour
those who have made recent gifts to the Library:
Neville Gazey, past treasurer of the CG Jung
Society, has donated a collection of Jungian books on behalf of his wife
Marie Gazey, now passed away, who was an active member of the
Analytic Psychology Club of WA.
Elva Harper has donated her collection
of Jungian psychology books to the Jung Society library. She
wanted it to go to a place where she knew it would be valued and shared.
These books, by authors such as Marie-Louise von Franz, James Hillman,
and many other Jungian thinkers, will be treasured. (Elva has now passed
away; we will remember her.)
Mary Masselos gave the library a
copy of her CD Neptune: Nocturnes and Nuages following her insightful
lecture and workshop last year.
Jenni Woodroffe donated her collection of
the Parabola Magazine. Combined with the journals the Jung Society Library
already has, the catalogue of Parabola is nearly complete. This quarterly
print magazine is about the study of the myths, rituals, symbols, and arts
of the world's spiritual traditions. It explores tradition, myth and the
search for meaning with a rich assortment of articles, stories, images and artwork.
Judy Vasek who donated Joseph Campbell's Power of Myth series on
cassette, which we showed recently on Film. Library members might wish to take
this opportunity to revisit the series.
Jacinta Frawley donated the book Living the
Tides of Uncertainty: Proceedings of the Sandplay Therapists of America
National Conference 2004 following her seminar on the Clinical Applications
of Sandplay.
David Tacey allowed the Jung Society
to reproduce the series of lectures he gave to the society last year.
The doggies are in with a chance.
Barbara Baynes Barbara’s family has kindly donated her collection of books to the Society.
Barbara was a member of the Society for many years.
Donald Broadribb Donald’s wife Liz has kindly donated many of Donald’s books to the Society. Donald was a Jungian Analyst and Life Member of the Society.
The Society warmly welcomes future gifts and donations and will recognise these in the
Semester Programmes and on the web site.
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