What do dreams, near-death experiences and the archetypal phenomena surrounding death reveal to us about the mysteries of life, death and the beyond? When the veils between the worlds become very thin, our world-views can change, opening us to the “psychoid” and to life-changing psychological experiences in the imaginal realms of reality.
Jung’s seminal investigation of the psychological relevance of medieval alchemy was built on his understanding that the metaphor of death is continually at the center of any authentic and lasting transformation and forms the cornerstone of all transformational processes, both individual and collective, personal and therapeutic.
This lecture precedes a Saturday workshop.