by Sarah Hoagland What does it mean for a woman to be a Virgin-spiritually and psychologically-one-unto herself? How is creative process linked to individuation, allowing the I-thou relationship to unfold and serve as a mirror to one’s emerging authentic personality? Why might women require solitude and a “Room of One’s Own” in order to strip away adaptations that arise from cultural conditioning that would otherwise eclipse their individuation process? In what ways does following the still small voice of the psyche—connecting to one’s nature, bio rhythms and creative impulses—open a psychic space of generativity and flow that allows for the […]

by Sarah Hoagland What does it mean for a woman to be a Virgin-spiritually and psychologically-one-unto herself? How is creative process linked to individuation, allowing the I-thou relationship to unfold and serve as a mirror to one’s emerging authentic personality? Why might women require solitude and a “Room of One’s Own” in order to strip away adaptations that arise from cultural conditioning that would otherwise eclipse their individuation process? In what ways does following the still small voice of the psyche—connecting to one’s nature, bio rhythms and creative impulses—open a psychic space of generativity and flow that allows for the […]

by Rich Ryan Music is the most direct and mysterious way of conveying and evoking feeling. It is a way of connecting one consciousness to another. I think the nearest thing to telepathy is making music together. –Oliver Sacks Carl Jung discovered the process he later named Active Imagination during his “encounter with his unconscious.” This journey led him to a 16-year project that ultimately culminated in the creation of The Red Book. Active Imagination has been elaborated upon and utilized through writing, painting, drawing, dancing, and sandplay. However, the application of Active Imagination through music has not been extensively […]