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'And know that there is in thee somewhat of his nature, which will never be corrupted...' - JungThis presentation will explore the archetypal experience of forgiveness from psychological, spiritual, and religious perspectives, with the Jungian approach of forgiveness as the central paradigm of contemplation, circumambulating whether or not forgiveness is possible and, if so, how. Utilizing alchemy and myth the presenter will discuss, define and amplify the process of the soul’s development. When completed, the participant will be able to understand why forgiveness is an archetypal experience unique to the person(s) involved, transforming both the forgiver and the sinner, and in therapy, both the analyst and analysand. The participant will come to understand the development of soul as one’s relationship to the self and other (both inner and outer “other”).