Through guided exercises, reflective practices, and meaningful discussions in this experiential workshop, participants will explore how serious health crises can act as catalysts for personal growth and transformation.

When the world burns, how do we transform rage into desire? In this workshop, we will explore the goddess KALI in her unknown avatar of the dancing goddess who holds passion and desire.

C.G. Jung and poet Rainer Maria Rilke both believed the creative drive is an unconscious phenomenon. Jung had clear ideas about how true creativity happens.

Before they were re-visioned as “seven deadly sins,” desert monastics of the fourth century imagined eight evil thoughts, or “calculating reasons” of the mind.

The Lady and Unicorn tapestries housed in the Musée de Cluny in Paris have long fascinated the human imagination, but their underlying meaning has remained enigmatic.