11.19.2022 | Workshop: Using the I Ching as a Tool in the Individuation Process
This workshop will go into the heart of the I Ching as a book of divination. We will explore the basic archetypal principles underlying the I Ching’s wisdom during times of transition. During the workshop, individuals will be encouraged to bring their own personal questions to the I Ching to begin to cultivate a psychological […]
11.17.2022 | Lecture: The I Ching in the Context of Jung’s Life and Work
The I Ching, specifically the Wilhelm/Baynes edition commissioned by Jung, continues to be the all-time bestseller in the Bollingen Series, a highly-acclaimed published collection which itself places Jung’s Collected Works as its centerpiece. How did this ancient Eastern text become intertwined with Jung’s life and work? What role does the I Ching play in Jungian […]
9.24.2022 | Workshop: Active Imagination: Cultivating Conversations with the Inner World
Active imagination is an intrapsychic dialogue that one enters into with different parts of one’s psyche that have come to live a life of their own. We will be outlining the method of Active Imagination in specific detail, using examples as models, and then putting the method to practice with personal material. The process, when […]
9.22.2022 | Lecture: Active Imagination: Jungian Dialectics and the Interior Self
Active Imagination is an invaluable tool that can move the individuation process along. Learn how Jung came upon this approach to the inner world and how he used Active Imagination in his own life and in the lives of his patients. Related Workshop: Active Imagination: Cultivating Conversations with the Inner World
8.27.2022 | Workshop: Entering the Dreamscape
We can cultivate a relationship with the unconscious by valuing our dream life, by taking care of our dreams as a regular practice, and by paying careful attention to dream messages. What does it mean to value one’s dream? How are dreams a part of Nature? Are there ways that we can relate to dreams […]
8.25.2022 | Lecture: Dreams—Nature’s Portal to the Source
This lecture will introduce you to the significance of dreams in Jungian psychology, the primacy of the image in dreams, how to work with your own dreams, and the value of dream work as a spiritual practice. Related Workshop: Entering the Dreamscape
Lecture: Identifying and Owning Your Shadow
“This thing of darkness I acknowledge mine.” (The Tempest 140, Act V, Scene I) The Shadow is conceivably the most important concept that Jung’s psychology offers in our time. In a recent anthology, Meeting the Shadow: The Hidden Power of the Dark Side of Human Nature, over 65 authors pivot off of Jung’s term and […]
Lecture: Fairy Tales in Analytical Psychology
“In fairy tales one can best discover the comparative anatomy of the psyche.” C.G. Jung Jung felt that the method of”amplification” could enrich the individual’s experience of the collective unconscious. Specifically, he claimed that by looking deeply into alchemy, mythology, folklore, and fairy tales, one would better be able to see and relate to the archetypal […]
Lecture: Jung’s Relationship to the Arts – A Complex Situation
Jung’s first encounters with his anima are documented in the fantasies, dreams, paintings, and intra-psychic dialogues that filled the Black Books and would subsequently find expression in the Red Book. They are striking, even tortuous on many accounts, and one of the conflicts revealed therein centers around the subject of art. Why was Jung at […]
Lecture: The I Ching in the Context of Jung’s Life and Work
The I Ching, specifically the Wilhelm/Baynes edition commissioned by Jung, continues to be the all-time bestseller in the Bollingen Series, a highly-acclaimed published collection which itself places Jung’s Collected Works as its centerpiece. How did this ancient Eastern text become intertwined with Jung’s life and work? What role does the I Ching play in Jungian […]