and Hi, my name is Chris Brennan and and you're listening to The Astrology Podcast.

This episode is recorded on Thursday, January 25, 2018, starting at 354 or

353 PM in Denver, Colorado, and this is the 141st episode of the show.

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dot com slash subscribe. In this episode I'm going to be talking with Dr.

Safran Rossi about the life and work of the famous Swiss psychiatrist Carl

Gustav Young and her new book which explores his views on astrology

titled Young on astrology. Hi Safran welcome to the show.

Hi Chris, thanks so much for having me.

Yeah, I'm really excited.

So we had a little bit of problems getting started today due to technical issues,

but I think we've got it together and I'm really excited about this episode

because this is actually a really landmark book or really notable book for a number of reasons that we'll discuss.

So first I wanted to start off just by introducing you to my audience and talking a little bit about your background. So could you tell me who you are and where you're from and what your background in this field is?

Yeah, so I am a professor of mythology and Depp Psychology at Pacifica

Graduate Institute, where I teach in a program that focuses on the work of Jung and post-Yungian archetypal theory and I'm also a scholar and a writer and an astrologer. So I kind of wear these different aspects of my both

scholarly and creative endeavors and Pacificas in California, which I moved to in 2003 to start graduate school, but I come

from New York City. So I'm an East Coaster originally.

Okay. Did you move to so Pacifica is also where Richard Tarnas teaches and a lot of his work has been as sort of

revolved around there did you move to or go to Pacifica specifically already

with some background or interest in astrology or is that something that came up during the course of your studies there?

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