Gazing into the Abyss
This workshop explores the engagement with death and mortality as an important task and potential catalyst in the individuation process.
This workshop explores the engagement with death and mortality as an important task and potential catalyst in the individuation process.
The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.
Oracular instruments, such as the Tarot and the I Ching, along with practices such as trance, vision questing, seance, dream incubation, and active imagination have long been utilized by artists, mystics, and healers as a means for receiving guidance from forces and beings beyond our day-to-day reality.
The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.
When we approach poetry and poem-making with a commitment to nourish and encourage healing—that includes bringing our attention to the whole person as much as we do the whole poem.
The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.
The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.
The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.
The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.