“I was deeply moved and changed, and am profoundly grateful for the whole experience. I see more about how I re-enact dysfunctional gender scenarios, despite my conscious commitment to change. Satyana Institute’s vision [of gender reconciliation] is unique, and uniquely valuable to the world.”
Peter Rutter, MD, is a psychiatrist and Jungian analyst practicing in New York City. He has been deeply involved in gender justice and reconciliation work over the past two decades through his clinical work, his service as a mediator and expert legal witness, and his books — Sex in the Forbidden Zone — and — Understanding and Preventing Sexual Harassment. — His chapter, “Reasonable Woman/Reasonable Man: The emergence of a modern archetype of gender equality in political life,” in the book —The Vision Thing: Myth, Politics and Psyche in the World,— describes the way in which values such as equality can evolve, from their source in the psyche and spirit, into new justice-oriented cultural standards. He has served as faculty for the Satyana Institute’s Gender Reconciliation program, and as a board member of the San Francisco Zen Center and the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco.
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Guest faculty in past events have included:
Sherry Anderson, senior author of The Feminine Face of the Divine and co-author of The Cultural
Creatives.
Carol Flinders, author of At the Root of This Longing: Reconciling a Spiritual Hunger with a Feminist
Thirst
Robert Gass, organizational consultants, teachers, and trainers
Andrew Harvey, spiritual teacher and author of many books including The Direct Path, Son of Man,
and Rumi: The Way of Passion.
Diane Haug, MA LPCC Senior trainer, Grof Transpersonal Training, Co-founder of the Austin Center
for Attitudinal Healing
Christopher Kilmartin, co-author of The Pain Behind the Mask
Paul Ray co-author of The Cultural Creatives
Brian Swimme, cosmologist, author of The Universe Story, 2000.
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