Cinderella From a Jungian Perspective by Dr. Nooshie Motaref

About this event

Nov 11th 7 pm Little Chapel of all Nations 1401 E 1st St, Tucson, AZ 85719 By Dr Nooshie Motaref An ancient secret has never been openly shared with us, even by highly successful individuals like Emerson, Einstein, and Nelson Mandela, until Carl Jung, at the dawn of the new century, mapped the human mind. This secret has nothing to do with money, connections, or luck.

Jung’s idea of the “Collective Unconscious” clearly explains the elements that affect individual success. Currently, he is acknowledged not just as a psychologist, psychiatrist, and psychoanalyst, but also as a healer, mystic, and visionary.

On Wednesday, November 11, Dr. Nooshie Motaref, a Jungian analyst who incorporated Persian fairy tales to support Carl Jung’s theory in her dissertation, will examine his ideas and analyze the fairy tale “Cinderella” from a Jungian perspective. Her aim is to demonstrate that these concepts can help individuals attain a sense of ‘wholeness’ rather than just ‘goodness.’

From Southern Arizona Friends of Jung