Psyche and eros

This article addresses concerns and needs as one approaches old age. The beauty of being old is what one has discarded and what one has kept. Jung's idea of the opposites is explored as well as the need to reconcile them as one gets older. Examples of men and women attempting to accept the fate of being old illustrate the author's main theme that beauty resides in the reconciliation of the ego taking a new and less dominant position in relation to the Self.     

Ritual in the streets: A study of pritchett's “the scapegoat”

I've been listening to all the dissension I've been listening to all the pain And I know that no matter what I do It'll all come back to you again. But I think that I can heal it But I think that I can heal it I'm a fool, but I think that I can heal it With this song.

The Inner Path: The Way of Buddhism

A three-week study tour to Japan, Thailand, Burma, Sri Lanka December 17, 1978-January 7, 1979, with optional fourth week