Six Week Red Book Seminar: Tuesdays, 10 am-12pm
Beginning January 7 in Mill Valley
$350.00/$300.00 for Alliance members
As Carl Jung wrestled with the challenges midlife presented him, he poured his dreams, thoughts and feelings into a large, illuminated volume. It was here, in The Red Book, that he came to develop his principle theories of the archetypes, the collective unconscious, and the process of individuation.
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Our class will use the Red Book as the basis for exploring the pivotal ideas in Jungian Psychology- with experiential expressive arts activities that reveal how those ideas can relate to our own lives and bring us a greater sense of purpose, depth and meaning.
Recent participants have raved, "This is the best class I have ever taken. The depth of insight and sense of community I received was completely astonishing", "The most vivid and accessible exploration of Jung’s thought I have ever encountered” and "This class has totally shifted the way I see myself and my life. Not only do I have greater self knowledge, but I found myself able to accept myself and others in a totally new way".
Schedule of Topics
January 7: Midlife and the Quest for Meaning
January 14: Using Dreams and Visions to Guide the Second Half of Life
January 20: Four Ways of Being: Thinking, Feeling, Sensing, Intuition
(no class January 28)
February 4: The Shadow and the Unlived Parts of Our Being
February 11: Connecting with Inner Guides
February 18: Claiming a Fuller Life
General Tuition: $350.00.
Special rate for members of Depth Psychology: $300.00
Dr. Kayleen Asbo is a highly acclaimed professor of mythology, psychology and cultural arts who has lectured on issues of depth psychology for the Assisi Institute, the Veriditas Labyrinth Organization and at conferences in Italy, France and England. She is on the faculties of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, Sonoma State University and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes at UC Berkeley and Dominican University, where her popular classes are consistently lauded as " a revelation", "fascinating" and "truly transformational".
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