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Dr. Ernie Tamminga, PhD is a trained Spiritual Director and holds a PhD in Cross-Cultural Religious Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara. During the 1970s he was a member of the board of “The Phenomenon of Man Project,” which offered presentations and retreats centered on Teilhard’s vision. Ernie also had a career in the technology industry and has taught university-level courses in World Religions and in Computer Science. He is currently leading an ATA study group for "The Human Phenomenon."https://pointomega.com/
In the third installment of a three part conversation on Teilhard and Jung, Dr. Andrew Del Rossi and Dr. Thomas Legere discuss the emergent wisdom found in the integration of the theories of the two visionaries.
In the second part of a three part conversation on Teilhard and Jung, Dr. Andrew Del Rossi and Dr. Thomas Legere discuss the thought and vision of each thinker and then talk about each man's encounter with institutions.
In the first of three conversations, podcast host, Dr. Andrew Del Rossi, and psychologist, Dr. Thomas Legere, explore the convergences and divergences along with the emergence of wisdom and insight from the thought of Teilhard de Chardin and Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung.
Frank and Mary Frost are independent documentary filmmakers with more than 35 years of experience. Frank earned his PhD in Cinema from the University of Southern California. Mary is a journalism graduate of the University of Toledo and was a syndicated reporter on Capitol Hill before joining Frank Frost Productions. The Frosts recently produced a film on the life of Teilhard de Chardin for public television.https://www.teilhardproject.com/
Jason Willits deployed with the US Army to the highways of Iraq one year after the invasion, the battle of Fallujah, and the Abu Ghraib scandal. He was also deployed to Afghanistan at the start of the largest Special Operations mission since Vietnam: training and arming the Afghan Local Polic in 2011. Osama Bin Laden was killed halfway through his Afghan tour. He is currently developing Resilience Training for AmeriCorps through the Delaware State Office of Volunteerism while completing a Masters in Theology through his Antiochian Orthodox Diocese.
Dr. Thomas E. Legere has been a university professor, author, and psychotherapist for thirty five years. A former member of the American Psychological Association and Fellow in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors, he has lectured on three continents on how to build bridges between psychology and spirituality. He is the author of three books and over 400 journal, magazine and newspaper articles. Dr. Legere has expertise in pastoral counseling, developmental psychology, dreamwork, addiction studies, the psychology of religion, and transpersonal psychology.https://tomlegere.com/"Declare Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, S.J., a Doctor of the Roman Catholic Church": https://action.groundswell-mvmt.org/petitions/declare-pierre-teilhard-de-chardin-s-j-a-doctor-of-the-roman-catholic-church
Louis Savary, PhD, STD, holds two doctorates, one in mathematical statistics and another in theology. He was a Jesuit for thirty years, and for the past forty years has been explaining Teilhard’s ideas in ordinary language. He has published over eight books on Teilhard, including “The Divine Milieu” Explained and “The Phenomenon of Man” Explained. He has written The New Spiritual Exercises: In the Spirit of Teilhard de Chardin, bringing Teilhard’s evolutionary perspective to the classic Ignatian Exercises. He has also written essays for Teilhard Studies. He lives with his wife and, often, co-author, Patricia H. Berne, a clinical psychologist, in Tampa, Florida.
Dr. Tracy Higgins, PhD has been a member of the American Teilhard Association and active in the French Amis de Teilhard de Chardin for over 20 years. During her career in the Defense Department, Tracy also served in Italy, Rwanda, Korea, Burundi, Israel, Egypt and India. Upon retirement in NY, she earned a PhD from Columbia University and became a practicing RN specializing in neurological disorders and pediatric psychiatry. She is studying Jungian psychoanalytic theory which she incorporates clinically into expressive arts and Sandplay therapy.
Dr. Joshua Canzona, PhD is currently serving as the Associate Ombudsman at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, where he acts as a confidential and alternative dispute resolution resource for over 40,000 students, faculty, and staff. He also teaches graduate courses on comparative mysticism, Muslim-Christian dialogue, and religion and art at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity.
This episode was recorded in December 2021.
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