Releasing Shadow Figures

from Bridging the Ideal and the Real · host J. Pittman McGehee, D.D.

This is a poignant and informative antidote of his relationship with esteemed school mate Cheesy Eubanks. McGehee takes us into Carl Jung's concept of the shadow to introduce us to the hidden unconscious side of all of us that we all need to integrate to become whole. This mp3 is a Sunday School class talk given in 1990 by J. Pittman McGehee, D.D at Christ Church Cathedral in Houston, Texas.

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