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“Pioneer Lady”: Article written on Jane Hollister Wheelwright in Santa Barbara Magazine

September 23, 2011
by Opus Archives
American psyche, Ecopsychology, Jane Hollister Wheelwright
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Local journalist, Starshine Roshell, has published a story in the current Santa Barbara Magazine on Jane Hollister Wheelwright. She writes, “Known for being curiously fearless and wise, passionate and plainspoken, author, feminist, and stewardess of the land Jane Hollister Wheelwright literall
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Myth 101 – Hekate in battle

September 22, 2011
by Opus Archives
Greek myth
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This frieze is from the temple of Zeus and Athena at Pergamon, currently housed in the Pergamon Museum in Berlin. The scene of Hekate using a torch in the battle of the Gods and Goddesses with the Serpent-Footed Giants that were born of Gaia  is described in Apollodorus (The Library) 1.6 Thank you t
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Myth 101: The Battering Ram and the Spiral Tendency

September 14, 2011
by Opus Archives
animal, archetypes, Greek myth, myth
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The Ram’s horns are so often associated with a powerful and vigorous vitality displayed in the image of the Ram, who has become a rich symbol for, among many things, power and/or sexual, creative energy. Similar to Pan, the goat-god, the zodiacal sign of Aries, or Amun-Re, Egyptian sun-god, th
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The Ancestor’s Speak: James Hillman on the Circus Clown

September 09, 2011
by Opus Archives
archetypes, C.G. Jung, Freud, James Hillman
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  “We follow the clown into the circus by entering a perspective of rebellion against the dayworld order; rebel without cause or violence. Turning topsy-turvy, we deliteralize every physical law and social convention in the smallest things that we take for granted.  Through him we enter t
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September ENewsletter: IMLS Grant, Jane Hollister Wheelwright on YouTube, “Finding Joe”

September 07, 2011
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  Our July eNewsletter is now available – click here to read. If you haven’t done so, join our email listand receive this direct to your inbox.
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Safron Rossi is Curator of Collections at Opus Archives & Research Center and is Associate Core Faculty at Pacifica Graduate Institute in the Depth Psychology Jungian and Archetypal Studies MA/PhD program where she teaches courses on mythology and depth psychology. Her writing and scholarly studies focus on archetypal psychology, the western astrological tradition, goddess traditions, and feminist studies. Safron has recently edited a volume for the Collected Works of Joseph Campbell based on his Goddess mythology lectures titled Goddesses: Mysteries of the Feminine Divine, published Fall 2013 by New World Library.

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