Patricia Damery
Biographic Data
| ID | 9421395 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patricia Damery |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patricia |
| FAMILY NAME | Damery |
| SIGNATURE | DAMERY P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Napa Valley College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Wake
The Alchemy of Catastrophe
We are in a period of unprecedented climate change. Our use of fossil fuels has resulted in carbon levels in the atmosphere having reached a tipping point, which, should we permanently exceed, will make life on earth as we have known it impossible. In this article, the crisis is addressed through the alchemy of the crisis and the challenge it offers. Only through an evolving consciousness may we mitigate some of the most horrific impacts of clima…
Patricia Damery on Water
Additional informationNotes on contributorsPatricia DameryPATRICIA DAMERY,MA, is an author and analyst member of the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco in private practice in Napa, California, where she and her husband also farm a Biodynamic organic ranch. She has published numerous articles, two novels, and Farming Soul, A Tale of Initiation (Leaping Goat Press, 2014), a book detailing her analytic training and simultaneous entry into Biodyna…
The Water Crisis in California
Charlie Toledo and Patricia Damery discuss Charlie's involvement in the formation of the Watershed Development plan for Napa County in its seminal years, 1992–1995, and more recently, her work on a state advisory board that functions as a consumer oversight of the California Public Utilities Commission. Charlie brings the indigenous wisdom and knowledge of the Native Americans as she discusses current water legislation in California and what is n…
Elisabeth Bower
The Environmental Crisis and the Psyche
David Abram and Patricia Damery discuss the role of humans in the current environmental crisis and our changing relationship to the more-than-human world with the development of the written word and the Copernican revolution. The interiority of psyche is explored, and climate change is viewed through the lens of Freud's return of the repressed. The importance of remaining open to the changes, losses, and beauty of the natural world through grief …
“The Opening of the Egg”
In his philosophy of the libido, first presented in Wandlungen und Symbole der Libido, or Symbols of Transformation [of Libido] (Jung 1911-12/1952), Jung claimed that saying “all differentiated achievement as a substitute for some form of sexuality” avoids the real task, namely, to acknowledge psychic reality. He claimed even so-called primitives know the danger of this “deviation” into the sexual. The author explores Jung’s The Red Book painting…
The Enclosed Garden
The author describes the common ground of C. G. Jung and Rudolf Steiner: the philosophy of Goethe. The resulting similarities in Jungian analysis and Biodynamic agriculture are described as well as the ‘new’ consciousness both offer, which incorporates both the physical world and our developed thinking. The author describes the application of these principles in her farming, a process in which the farm is viewed as a kind of ‘Enclosed Garden.’
Navigating between the Worlds
A review of the book, The Sister from Below: When the Muse Gets Her Way, by Naomi Lowinsky, in which poet and Jungian analyst Lowinsky describes the genesis and development of her relationship to the muse
Responses to the Final Public Lecture of Marie-Louise von Franz
Distillation, Donald, and Kant
The author discusses the alchemy of distillation through her husband’s simultaneous distillation of lavender and Kantian thought. Key Words: biodynamicdistillationessencefeeling functionKantlavenderPrimo Levioppositesorganicthinking functionspiritusia
Introduction to Jane Hirshfield Benefit for Jung Journal
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Introduction to Jane Hirshfield Benefit for Jung Journal
Responses to the Final Public Lecture of Marie-Louise von Franz
Distillation, Donald, and Kant
The author discusses the alchemy of distillation through her husband’s simultaneous distillation of lavender and Kantian thought. Key Words: biodynamicdistillationessencefeeling functionKantlavenderPrimo Levioppositesorganicthinking functionspiritusia
Navigating between the Worlds
A review of the book, The Sister from Below: When the Muse Gets Her Way, by Naomi Lowinsky, in which poet and Jungian analyst Lowinsky describes the genesis and development of her relationship to the muse
“The Opening of the Egg”
In his philosophy of the libido, first presented in Wandlungen und Symbole der Libido, or Symbols of Transformation [of Libido] (Jung 1911-12/1952), Jung claimed that saying “all differentiated achievement as a substitute for some form of sexuality” avoids the real task, namely, to acknowledge psychic reality. He claimed even so-called primitives know the danger of this “deviation” into the sexual. The author explores Jung’s The Red Book painting…
The Enclosed Garden
The author describes the common ground of C. G. Jung and Rudolf Steiner: the philosophy of Goethe. The resulting similarities in Jungian analysis and Biodynamic agriculture are described as well as the ‘new’ consciousness both offer, which incorporates both the physical world and our developed thinking. The author describes the application of these principles in her farming, a process in which the farm is viewed as a kind of ‘Enclosed Garden.’
Elisabeth Bower
The Environmental Crisis and the Psyche
David Abram and Patricia Damery discuss the role of humans in the current environmental crisis and our changing relationship to the more-than-human world with the development of the written word and the Copernican revolution. The interiority of psyche is explored, and climate change is viewed through the lens of Freud's return of the repressed. The importance of remaining open to the changes, losses, and beauty of the natural world through grief …
Patricia Damery on Water
Additional informationNotes on contributorsPatricia DameryPATRICIA DAMERY,MA, is an author and analyst member of the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco in private practice in Napa, California, where she and her husband also farm a Biodynamic organic ranch. She has published numerous articles, two novels, and Farming Soul, A Tale of Initiation (Leaping Goat Press, 2014), a book detailing her analytic training and simultaneous entry into Biodyna…
The Water Crisis in California
Charlie Toledo and Patricia Damery discuss Charlie's involvement in the formation of the Watershed Development plan for Napa County in its seminal years, 1992–1995, and more recently, her work on a state advisory board that functions as a consumer oversight of the California Public Utilities Commission. Charlie brings the indigenous wisdom and knowledge of the Native Americans as she discusses current water legislation in California and what is n…
The Alchemy of Catastrophe
We are in a period of unprecedented climate change. Our use of fossil fuels has resulted in carbon levels in the atmosphere having reached a tipping point, which, should we permanently exceed, will make life on earth as we have known it impossible. In this article, the crisis is addressed through the alchemy of the crisis and the challenge it offers. Only through an evolving consciousness may we mitigate some of the most horrific impacts of clima…
Wake
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