Earth Angel and the Tohu Bohu with Naomi Ruth Lowinsky HD

Earth Angel and the Tohu Bohu Naomi Ruth Lowinsky The Analytical Psychology Club of San Francisco Earth is our Home, our Mother, our Rock of Ages, our Tree of Life, our Beloved—the source of all of our blessings. She holds us in our dwellings, shapes us through the places we love. We shape Her with our maker’s hands, our tool–making human nature. We farm, garden, weed, prune. But in our restless quest for new worlds and treasure we exploit and abuse our Earth—pave over Her fertile soil, clear cut Her habitat, destroy Her diversity of species, remove Her mountain tops, mine Her sacred underworlds, slaughter her whales and her elephants. Our erotic relationship with Earth has been severed. We forget She is alive, forget She has a soul. We’ve turned Her into a fury. Weather is Her language. She bellows at us in hurricanes, blizzards, warming oceans, melting glaciers, drought, fires. She is the Angel bearing terrible tidings. This presentation is an updated version of the final chapter of Lowinsky’s book, The Rabbi, the Goddess and Jung. She will speak—in stories and poems, enhanced by images and music—of her own struggle to respond to Earth Angel and the Tohu Bohu. A dream guides her, as does a walk in the woods. Naomi Ruth Lowinsky is an analyst member of the San Francisco C.G. Jung Institute, a frequent contributor to and poetry editor of Psychological Perspectives, and the author of The The Rabbi, the Goddess and Jung. she is a widely published poet and winner of the Blue Light Poetry Contest. Naomi Ruth Lowinsky is an analyst member of the San Francisco C.G. Jung Institute, a frequent contributor to and poetry editor of Psychological Perspectives, and the author of The The Rabbi, the Goddess and Jung. She is a widely published poet and winner of the Blue Light Poetry Contest.