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White Merle 3
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This is my reading of the third chapter of 'Quest for the White Merle' by Lilian Gask, wherein the hero Conrad encounters a wide variety of sea birds, all of whom have unconvincing silly accents.
The March 25th (7.30pm) meeting of the Suffolk Jungian Circle will be discussing the Villain's Journey, which will serve as a counterpoint to the more widely discussed Hero's Journey. The video below will hopefully help kickstart the conversation. If you would like the Teams link to join in, leave a message below.
The topic for April's Suffolk Jungian Circle (Wednesday 29th, 7.30pm) is the theories of John Rowan, the ramble is to help kick start the discussion. If you would like to take part, leave a message and I will post you the Teams link.
It has been a while since I have posted anything that was not related to Jungian psychology. I have been going through a patch so dry it may as well have been desert, due to various situations that are best not mentioned. So, trying to get my mojo back by telling the story of King Sisyphus. The Greeks, like many other ancient peoples, had stories about individuals defying death and why that causes such dangerous repercussions.
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