Antidote to Perfectionism - #20 JUNG AT HARP - 200606

In this video - #20 in the Jung at Harp Series - we looked at what is the antidote to PERFECTIONISM?

Each week we look at a subject through two lenses: the 7 "Strings of Passion" principles at the heart of my exploration of creative resonance - and the concepts of Jungian analysis at the heart of Kathleen's work. This series is part of a larger series called 'In Between the Music."

"Jungian" analysis refers to Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961), the Swiss psychiatrist who founded analytical psychology. His work influenced the fields of psychiatry, anthropology, archaeology, literature, philosophy, and religious studies.

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Deborah Henson-Conant is a Grammy-Nominated performer, composer & innovator who's performed her original music in one-woman shows with the instrument she invented (the "DHC" electric body-harp) - world-wide in theaters and concert-halls, with orchestras such as Boston Pops, Baltimore Symphony and Prague Radio Orchestra, and with legendary musicians like Steve Vai, Bobby McFerrin and Mason Williams. She also teaches and mentors harp players in creativity and self-expression in her online Hip Harp Academy for harpists worldwide.

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[Meltiqueful]

This was the "perfect" message that I so needed to hear! Thanks so much! I loved when Kathleen said that it's not about being "perfect", but rather about being "whole", as things are in nature.