Many Voices, Many Tongues, The Eternal language of the Soul

Many Voices, Many Tongues, The Eternal language of the Soul

An International Seminar on The Archetypal Meaning of Fairy Tales

While each country carries its own unique collection of fairy tales and stories, replete with images, rituals and traditions which speak to the soul of that country,  each rests upon a foundation of universal, archetypal themes.  Here we find not only the commonality of people but a singular voice arising from the Self, seeking to convey the eternal truths of the soul, to humanity.

With our faculty of internationally renowned Jungian Analysts and scholars, we will learn how to appreciate the vitality and uniqueness of cultural diversity while learning to discern the universal, archetypal themes expressed in these stories.

In a world so fragmented, where cultural differences breed ever greater distance and resentment, this seminar speaks to the underlying unity of all people from around the world, and hopefully offers a much needed bridge between people, between cultures, by reminding us to listen to the eternal voice of the soul.

Michael Conforti
From Icarus to Phaeton: Our Ongoing Search for a Relationship with the Self
October 30th 11:00AM-12:00PM New York Time
*Please Note, Following Sessions Will be 1 Hour Earlier in EDT*

Patricia Llosa
Spinning Straw into Gold: A Circumambulation of P.L.Travers’, Author of Mary Poppins’ Passion for Fairytales
November 6th 10:00 AM-11:00 AM New York time

Reena Moses
Navadurga: The Nine Faces of the Feminine
November 13th 10:00 AM-11:00 AM New York time

Michael Conforti
Moving Towards Lysis: Understanding the Deeper Meaning of Stories
November 20th 10:00AM-11:00 AM New York Time

Translated into Russian

Schedule

30 Oct 2026–20 Nov 2026

upcoming

Enrolment

Cost
$100
Format
Online
Access
Scheduled course

Presenter/s

Michael Conforti, Patricia Llosa, Reena Baslica Moses
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