By Lourdes Hernandez This presentation will discuss how the trauma of political exile splits and shapes the psyche of displaced individuals, making their lives psychologically conflictual and experienced incongruous. The […]

By Elizabeth Éowyn Nelson Nearly a century ago, when Freud and Jung witnessed the rise of fascism in Europe, they turned their keen depth psychological eye to cultural nigredo in […]

By Elizabeth Éowyn Nelson Nearly a century ago, when Freud and Jung witnessed the rise of fascism in Europe, they turned their keen depth psychological eye to cultural nigredo in […]

Archetypal Dimensions in the Midst of Collective Flooding With Barry Williams, Larry Rayburn, & Marilyn Mathews In these turbulent times we are flooded with information and opinion about our political […]

Archetypal Dimensions in the Midst of Collective Flooding, With Panel: Barry Williams, Larry Rayburn, & Marilyn Mathews In these turbulent times we are flooded with information and opinion about our […]

Jung, Tolkein, and the Imaginal Realm by Becca Tarnas Beginning in the years leading up to the Great War, both C. G. Jung and J. R. R. Tolkien independently began to undergo profound imaginal experiences. Jung recorded these fantasies in a large red manuscript that he named Liber Novus, referred to simply as The Red […]

by Rebecca & Dennis Pottenger In our troubled times we come together to follow James Hillman’s operations of soul-making to engage with aspects of soul that seek expression in 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 […]

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 […]