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- Kayleen Asbo
- What are your main areas of interest?
- Jungian Psychology, Somatic Psychology
- If you are signing up as an Individual Member, do you have a degree in Depth Psychology?
- M.A., Other type of Psychology
- If so, from what institution?
- Meridian University
- Are you a licensed or clinical therapist?
- no- I teach Art Therapy and Social/Emotional Development in the Psyhcology Department at Sonoma State, and Mythology through the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dominican and SSU. I have an independent lecture series called "The Art of Soul" in Petaluma that explores myth and mysticism through art, and I lead retreats for psychological organizations and churches on mysticism, religious history and the arts.
- Please share a little about yourself by way of introduction. What draws you to Depth Psychology and what are you looking for from this community?
- The richness of its vision, including the arts, myth, dream, and spirituality
- What is your WEB SITE (IF you would like to promote it)?
- http://www.kayleenasbo.com
Kayleen Asbo's Blog
Robin Williams and the Archetype of the Fisher King
Posted on August 12, 2014 at 2:53pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
I wrote this poem as I wept over the death of Robin Williams today:
In Memoriam for Our Fisher King
By Kayleen Asbo
The eyes so bright so twinkling, so merry
also saw through to the deep pain of the world.
Your gift, like Dionysus, was always to walk
between the twin worlds of comedy and tragedy,
Calling us to the melancholy just below the surface mirth
Navigating the rivers of tears to bring us to the shore's edge of sorrow -
Touched by hope… Continue
In Memoriam for Our Fisher King
By Kayleen Asbo
The eyes so bright so twinkling, so merry
also saw through to the deep pain of the world.
Your gift, like Dionysus, was always to walk
between the twin worlds of comedy and tragedy,
Calling us to the melancholy just below the surface mirth
Navigating the rivers of tears to bring us to the shore's edge of sorrow -
Touched by hope… Continue
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Welcome Kayleen,
I have already responded to your entry in the "pilgrimage" invitation to the workshop. My theological studies included Hildegard and Francis w/Clare, with a enlightening side trip with Teresa. My PhD dissertation (I hope) will be focusing on the loss of the numinous in Christianity with suggestions as to how the depth psychological lens can help redeem what we have lost. I look forward to your additions to the Alliance.
Ed
Meanwhile, I'm so glad you've found us. I hope you'll jump in here and engage right away by commenting, joining discussions, checking out the groups, and posting some of your own work if you're willing. Your retreat in April looks great: You should definitely post it in the Events section. I'll send you some additional info on navigating the site under separate cover. Meanwhile, enjoy!