C. G. JUNG IN SOUTH INDIASponsored by the C. G. Jung Foundation of New YorkGuest Lecturer – Ashok Bedi, M.D., Jungian PsychoanalystJanuary 5th – January 19, 2007

The C.G. Jung Foundation of New York is proud to sponsor a second educationaltour of India in January 2007. This trip is an opportunity to see the South ofIndia through the lens of analytical psychology, tracing the steps of C.G. Jung onhis journey in the 1930’s. It will allow tour members to perceive the archetypaldepths of life and psyche that Indians knew and expressed in their myth and art,and to understand how the experience and expression of these archetypaldimensions greatly influenced culture and civilization. We are honored to haveonce again as our guest lecturer Dr. Ashok Bedi.

Ashok Bedi, M.D., is a psychiatrist and Jungiananalyst. Educated in India, Great Britain, andthe United States, he is a member of theRoyal College of Psychiatrists of Great Britain;Distinguished Fellow of the AmericanPsychiatric Association; clinical professor ofpsychiatry at the Medical College ofWisconsin; and a senior member of theMilwaukee Psychiatric Physicians and a facultymember at the Analyst Training Program atthe Carl G. Jung Institute of Chicago. He ispresently helping several psychiatric groups in

India establish the "India Jung Center" in affiliation with the InternationalAssociation for Analytical Psychology.Trained in Medicine, Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis in India, Great Britain and theUS, he is interested in the emerging frontiers of Spirituality and Healing and thesynapses of the Mind, Body, Soul and Spirit. He is author of the book, Path tothe Soul, (Weiser Books, 2000), and the coauthor of Retire Your Family Karma,(Nicholas-Hays, Inc. 2003). These and his other upcoming publications can bepreviewed at his website www.pathtothesoul.com

The focus of this educational tour will be a further exploration of the role ofmyth in psychology as a living experience, and the mythology, psychology, artand architecture of India. Throughout the trip there will be group meetings with

Dr. Bedi and scheduled times to discuss and assimilate these experiences. Theitinerary is rich and varied, including, among the many sites, the city of Chennai(formerly Madras), the home of the ancient Dravidian civilization, the city ofMadurai, the cultural “Athens of the East,” and the town of Thekkady, wheremagnificent wildlife bring to life its archetypal roots. The itinerary has beenplanned to close your journey either in the historic city of Cochin or to extendyour journey to Bangalore, where you can explore at your leisure one of Asia’sfastest growing cities.

Please note that the size of the groupwill be limited. It is important, therefore,that you register early in order to securespace for yourself and your friends. Formore information on this excitingjourney, please visitwww.mindfuljourneys.com and check theentire itinerary under "Journeys" and/orcall 212-203-1239 for moreinformation.We will be pleased to have you join usfor this special educational venture.

ItineraryJanuary 5-6, 2007 U.S. - ChennaiDepart USAArrive Chennai (Madras) around midnight on second day.You will be met by our representative at the Chennai International Airport andtransferred to your hotel, located on the Bay of Bengal in Covelong Beach, 37km south of the city.Tai Fisherman’s Cove Hotel www.tajhotels.com

January 7, 2007 Covelong – Mahabalipuram - CovelongA leisurely, late breakfast, followed by an initial meeting with Dr. Bedi who willprovide an introduction to our Jungian Journey.Afternoon excursion to Mahabalipuram, located 20 km from the hotel. Return early evening to your hotel for dinner.

MahabalipuramFamous for its 7th century Shore Temple that is a World Heritage Site, the citywas the second capital of the Pallava kings of Kanchipuram, located 58 km fromMadras on the Bay of Bengal. Tourists are drawn to this place by its miles ofunspoiled beach and rock-cut art. The sculpture of this place is particularlyinteresting, because it shows scenes of day-to-day life, in contrast to the rest ofthe state of Tamil Nadu, where carvings generally depict gods and goddesses.

January 8, 2007 ChennaiAfter breakfast and meeting with Dr. Bedi,visit the newly excavated Buddhist site, 20km from the city. Continue your visit of thesights of Chennai: St. Thome Cathedral,originally built in 1504 and rebuilt in 1893 issaid to house the remainder of St. Thomasthe Apostle, Fort St. George and theGovernment Museum, with its fine collectionof Chola bronzes.Return to the Taj Fisherman’s Cove hotel fordinner.

ChennaiChennai Madras, the capital of Tamil Nadu is also its principal harbor and has oneof the finest beaches in Asia. It was founded at Fort St. George in 1640 AD byFrancis Day of the East India Company. It is the centre of the Hindu tradition of

Bharata Natyam (classical dancing), the art oftemple sculpture also comes from this part ofthe country, and gives expression to both thedevoutness and the artistic skills of the Tamilpeople. Madras is the home of the ancientDravidian civilization, one of the oldestarticulate cultures in the world.

January 9, 2007 Covelong - Chennai -MaduraiAfter breakfast and morning meeting drive toChennai Airport to fly to Madurai where youwill be met and transferred to your hotel, the

Taj Garden Retreat. Afternoon visit of the Meenakshi Temple.Dinner at Taj Garden Retreat

MaduraiMadurai lies on the banks of the river Vaigai. This 2600 year old city is oftenreferred to as the Athens of the East, and is the oldest city in Tamil Nadu, bothhistorically and mythologically.The most famous of the temple towns of the south is known for the MeenakshiTemple. Famed for the many carved and painted halls, this magnificent templeof Goddess Meenakshi and Lord Sundaram (Shiva) has the tallest Gopuram(temple gateway) in the world. It also houses a Temple Art Museum and a 1000Pillared Hall.

January 10, 2007 Madurai - ThekkadyAfter breakfast meeting with Dr. Bedi, followed by city visit of MaduraiA four hour afternoon drive through the southern countryside of Tamil Nadutakes you to Thekkady.Dinner at your hotel Shalimar Spice Resort

ThekkadyThe very sound of the name conjures up images of elephants, unending chainsof hills and spice scented plantations. Thekkady is one of the finest wildlifereserves in India. The splendid artificial lakeformed by the Mullaperiyar Dam across thePeriyar River adds to the charm of the Park. Thisis the only sanctuary in India, where you canhave the unique experience of viewing wildlife atclose quarters from the safety of a boat on thelake. The greatest attraction of Periyar, however,is the herds of wild elephants that come down toplay in the lake.

January 11, 2007 ThekkadyAfter morning lecture, time at leisure to enjoy anayurvedic massage and a swim in the lovely pool.Late afternoon private boat ride on Lake Periyar.Return for dinner to Shalimar Spice Garden.

January 12, 2007 ThekkadyMorning lecture with Dr. BediLate afternoon visit to a spice and tea plantation.Dinner at Shalimar Spice Garden.

January 13, 2007 Thekkady - KumarakomAfter breakfast and meeting, drive to Kumarakom.On the way lunch at a Plantation Bungalow where you enjoy a delicious Keralahome cooked feast and meet the owners of the plantation.After lunch view a rubber plant extraction demonstration, then continue thedrive to Kumarakom.Check-in at your hotel, the Coconut Lagoon for a three night stay.www.cghearth.com

KumarakomAn unbelievably beautiful paradise of mangrove forests, emerald green paddyfields and coconut groves interspersed with enchanting waterways and canalsadorned with white lilies. Situated on the Vembanad Lake, in this small waterworld you’ll come across plenty of traditional country crafts, boats and canoesthat will take you into the heart of the scenic lake.

January 14, 2007 KumarakomMorning lecture. Rest of the morning at leisure to enjoy a yoga class, anayurvedic massage and a swim in the beautiful pool overlooking lake Vembanad.

Late afternoon visit to the Old Mosque andChurch outside Kottayam by auto-rickshaws.Evening boat cruise to watch a glorioussunset over Lake Vembanad with a sitar andtabla player.

January 15, 2007 KumarakomAfter breakfast and morning meeting, driveto Philipkutty’s Farm, a traditional SyrianChristian home located in the backwaters foran exquisite home cooked lunch.After lunch enjoy a backwater cruise on atraditional rice barge that takes you through

the colorful canals and across Lake Vembanad.Return to your hotel early evening.

January 16, 2007 Kumarakom - CochinAfter breakfast and the morning meeting, leave to drive to Cochin and checkinto your hotel, Taj Malabar Hotel. http://www.tajhotels.com/In the evening witness the make-up session that is demonstrated before aKathakali dance performance, the popular art form of Kerala, referred to as the

first theatre imagination of the world, owing to its elaborate costumes,ornaments and facial make-up.

CochinA leisurely walk through the city is the best way to discover historic Fort Kochi.An obscure fishing village that became the first European township in India,Kochi or Cochin has an eventful and colorful history. The city epitomizes thediversity of Southern India, with Portuguese, Chinese, Dutch, Middle Eastern,Jewish and British influences, contributing to the town’s vibrant culture. Theresult of these cultural influences is seen in the many examples of Indo Europeanarchitecture that still exists here.

January 17, 2007 CochinAfter breakfast and the morning meeting, visit the Dutch Palace Museum, St.Francis Church and walk through the Jewish Town visiting the Synagogue.Bargain in the lovely antique shops in the old part of the town.At sunset, enjoy a cruise on Cochin Harbor, passing through Wellington Island,Bolgatty Islands, and fishing boats and ending up at the Chinese Fishing Nets.These huge cantilevered fishing nets are the legacy of one of the first visitors tothe Malabar Coast. Erected here between 1350 and 1450 AD by traders fromthe court of Kublai Khan, these nets are set up on teak wood and bamboo poles.Farewell dinner

January 18, 2007 Cochin - Bangalore (Meals - Breakfast)Breakfast and concluding morningmeeting.Afternoon transfer to Cochin Airport foryour flight to Bangalore where you will bemet by our representative and transferredto the International Terminal for yourflight home.

January 19, 2007 Bangalore – U.S.Depart shortly after midnight for yourflight home.Arrive in the U.S. the same day in theafternoon.

CostCharitable Donation to the Jung Foundation New York $200Land Cost per person double occupancy: $4,495Single Room Supplement: $1,300International Airfare New York/Chennai – Bangalore/New York withBritish Airways or Lufthansa $1,600 (approximate cost)

Included:

• Double occupancy accommodations in hotels mentioned in itinerary orsimilar inclusive of taxes

• Breakfast and either Lunch or Dinner each day as listed in the itinerary (2meals per day)

• All air and ground transportation within India• All sightseeing, entertainment and cultural activities listed• All group transfers within India and airport taxes on domestic flights• English speaking Tour Guides• Gratuities

Not Included:

• International airfare from the U.S. to India roundtrip• Visa processing and travel insurance• Items of personal nature• Alcoholic beverages and meals not listed in the itinerary

Air InformationFor those interested in special international airfares, please callPisa Brothers Travel, Inc. Travel Services in New YorkAt 1-800-729-7472 extension 205 for specific detailsAirfare is subject to the cancellation policies of the airline in effect at time ofbooking.

For more information, or to reserve your space, please e-mail:contact@mindfuljourneys.com or call: 212-203-1239

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Travel Scope (India) Private LTD, The Jung Foundation of New York and Mindful Journeysare responsible only for assisting in making arrangements with respect to alltransportation, hotels and other matters of reservations and tour operations and theydo not represent or act as agents for transportation carriers, hotels or other suppliers ofservices connected with this tour. The tour sponsor assumes no responsibility for loss,damage, injury, accident, delay or other irregularity, expenses or liability caused by thedefect of any vehicle or negligence or default or any independent contractors, theiremployees, agents, or representatives engaged in providing services in connection withthe tour or for losses, expenses or delays arising from sickness, pilferage, labor disputes,machinery breakdown, quarantine, government restraints, war, acts of terrorism,weather conditions or such other causes. All such losses or expenses shall be borne bythe tour participant. Baggage and personal effects are the sole responsibility of theowners at all times. It is understood that air tickets when issued shall constitute the solecontract between the passenger and the carrier concerned. All services are subject tothe laws of the country in which they are rendered.As a condition to acceptance of each participant, each participant represents thathe/she has read the schedule of activities for this tour and recognizes and accepts anyrisks thereof and thereby agrees for and on behalf of himself or herself and his or herheirs, executors and administrators to abide be the conditions set forth above, and torelease or hold harmless the tour sponsor from any liability, claims and demands,however caused, for delays, damage, loss, injury or death, occurring in relation to thetour, and for loss of or damage to his or her property, however occurring, during anyportion of, or in relation to the tour.Prices and Dr. Ashok Bedi’s participation are based on a minimum of 15 participants.

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