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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Many thanks to Eric Eberman for his love and respect for the Earth and his work to preserve habitats and hummingbirds and restore humanity’s highest potential. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/sculptoart/. Thanks also to John Beebe (founder of the San Francisco C. G. Jung Institute Library Journal) who, with the Aesthetics Committee, “discovered” the Mission District artist and the hummingbird images and was instrumental in the artwork’s installation at the Institute.
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Stacy Hassen
STACY HASSEN, PhD, curator of ARAS and faculty at the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco for more than thirteen years, writes and gives presentations on the importance of the archetypes; the union of inner and outer worlds and the Anima Mundi; alchemy as a psychological process; and the transformative power of symbols. Her work focuses on what seeds the emerging consciousness of oneness and renews our relationship with the sacred in life. Correspondence: [email protected].