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 […]

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

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?

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.

Lecture: Identifying and Owning Your Shadow

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 make use of it in provocative and relevant ways. This lecture will explore Jung’s original concept of the Shadow and will highlight its importance for individuals and the collective.