This presentation introduces a personality model first developed by Antonia “Toni Wolff, one of the founders of Jungian psychology. Stunningly Toni’s model is paralleled in the Tibetan Five Buddha Families tradition as described by Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche.

Gary S. Bobroff has been a student and teacher of this work for over 25 years and he and has come to see it as a profound tool for insight into human nature. Using film, television, history, mythology and pop culture examples, he illustrates the differing pathways of identity and fulfillment described by Wolff and the Five Buddha families. Come see the fascinating overlapping maps of personality that these two wisdom traditions provide for us. Join Gary for a thrilling view into the natural architecture of the psyche.

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Thursday
January 12th, 2023

Private Live Presentation via Zoom
Time TBD - Either 4 or 7pm Pacific

+ Video recording will be made available

Toni’s 1934 lecture on this material entitled Structural Forms of the Feminine Psyche is root of this work. Her approach was later furthered by Tad Guzie and Noreen Monroe Guzie in their book About Men and Women.

Gary is working on his own book in this tradition and invites you to join him for a fuller exploration of this work in his upcoming Personality Tribes live video seminar series beginning February 2023.

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