7.8.26 | Encountering the Psyche | Module 7: Shadow | Virtual Q & A Discussion
You are invited to embark on a tour of the psyche as mapped by Carl Gustav Jung, to be led by Angelo Spoto — Jungian therapist of over 35 years, author of Jung’s Typology in Perspective, and Education Director of the C.G. Jung Library of Tampa Bay. Module 7: Shadow is the 7th in a […]
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: 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
To Know the Dark
To go in the dark with a light is to know the light.To know the dark, go dark. Go without sight,and find that the dark, too, blooms and sings,and is traveled by dark feet and dark wings. ~ Wendell Berry
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.