The Jungian Perspective on Vocation

The Jungian perspective is to put it kind of simply all of the things that affect your vocation are not self-evident. The unconscious plays a much larger role in the patterning of human destiny than one at first believes due to education and I think improper education because we don't look to our dreams for vocational guidance. We're going to be talking about William Yveson today but we're just really amazed by the synchronicity another youngian term that Yveson and I talked about quite extensively. In sending me today Rob that print out of the tongs of jeopardy on the Yveson's meditation in 1964 on the assassination of John F. Kennedy Jr. which