Jung's Red Book

 The April meeting of the Suffolk Jungian Circle (taking place on the 23rd) will be discussing the Red Book. One of the members, Carol, volunteered to do the video presentation to spark discussion, but is even less technically-minded than I am - so rather than the usual talking head format, we did it as an interview so I could take care of the recording element.

If you would like to take part in the monthly discussion leave a message and I will send you the link.



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  1. Anonymous23 April 2025 at 08:50

    Hi Carol, many thanks for recording. I enjoyed listening to it and thought you made a good job of a difficult topic. I look forward to the discussion. Well done! Beverley

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