Saturday, May 2, 2026 10:00am - 3:00pm
Venue: St Mary’s Anglican Church Hall
455 Main Street Kangaroo Point Qld 4169
Admission: Members & Concession: $95 - $105 • Non-members: $135

Bookings to be made at least 24 hours before event start times if attending online.

In-person event only

To Book:
Pay cash on the day or pre-pay by direct deposit and email your payment receipt and booking information (your name, phone number, and the name of the activity you wish to attend) to
events@jungqld.com.

Direct Deposit Details:
Account Name: C.G. Jung Society of Queensland
BSB: 313 140
Account No.: 12363389
Reference: Please use your name as the reference

Psychological meanings are hidden in the symbols and motifs in fairy tales like tiny nuggets of gold in alluvial sand. Exploring these meanings in an enjoyable group setting releases general and personal insights and understandings when considered through the lens of the particular psyche portrayed in the tale. The Queen Bee (Grimm No 62) is no exception to being choc-full of symbols, including the pervasive Rule of Three. Come, pan for alchemical gold with us and see what this tale reveals for you.

“In the honey, the ‘sweetness of the earths’, we can easily recognise the balsam of life that permeates all living, budding and growing things. It expresses, psychologically, the joy of life and the life urge which overcome and eliminate everything dark and inhibiting”- C.G. Jung, Mysterium Coniunctionis, CW 14, p.490

Workshop Facilitator | Pam Blamey
Pam has qualifications in Social Science and Art Therapy. She has been a member of the C.G. Jung Society since 1995, filling the post of secretary for 11 years. She has been cultivating her skills in analysis of fairy tales since her passion for them was re-ignited in 2009 and has presented in Brisbane and Melbourne.