11.13.25 | Guest Lecturer (HYBRID EVENT): Dr. Michael Conforti: The Voice of Psyche and What Shapes a Life ~ The Presence of Archetypes in our Life and in Dreams

“If (one) devotes (oneself) to the instructions of one’s own unconscious, it can bestow this gift of renewal, so that suddenly life, which has been stale and dull, turns into a rich unending inner adventure, full of creative possibilities.” Marie-Louise von Franz It is the brilliance and inherent spirituality of Jung and von Franz that […]

8.21.25 | Lecture: The Structure & Dynamics of the Psyche

Jung once stated that all psychological models are confessions of the individuals who developed them.  Today, there are 400 models in psychology. Is Jung saying that all models are limited by the subject confessing his or her own “truth?” Is there no Truth, capital T? Yes and No. The subjective factor has always been acknowledged […]

Lecture: The Archetypal Self

Jung experienced and later taught a “vocation to wholeness.” This calling into wholeness had an organizing center that would both create order out of chaos and embrace the opposites in ways that he would suggest are tantamount to an experience of God. For Jung, the archetypal Self is the image of God within, and as […]

Lecture: The Individuation Process

As psychological beings, we often find ourselves trapped in expectations created by the conditions and complexes acquired early in life, pitfalls that can be daunting or even seem impossible to overcome. Yet, something inside of us intends for us to break free, in order to develop into the unique individuals that we are meant to […]

Lecture: Synchronicity

Jung once confessed in a letter that with his notion of synchronicity, “my thought has hit the ceiling.” Feeling that science was dismissing too much of human experience by trying to explain everything through cause and effect analysis, he proposed an acausal principle of connectedness that united the inner and outer worlds in meaningful ways. […]