Write On! is a group for people who use writing as a means of personal exploration. With prompts on a variety of topics each week from which you may pick and choose what you wish to write and what you wish to share, Write On! is an opportunity to
"HOLLYWOOD BEFORE THE CODE"
In this course, we'll bring a depth perspective to viewing six essential films from the fascinating Pre-Code era.
Proliferating from 1930 to 1934, Pre-Codes foreshadowed over three decades of sweeping movie censorship with t
We introduced our first teleseminar on Jung's Red Book over a year ago, thinking it would be a four week series. Today, a year later, due to the tremendous interest of the Assisi Institute community, we have offered over 56 teleseminar sessions on t
This group is a free online book club which is "tended" by a different author every month who introduces his or her book, recommends readings, identifies themes, initiates discussion, and fields questions from Alliance members. Get more details and s
Please find attached the Call for Papers for the 2013 Conference of the Jungian Society for Scholarly Studies to be held in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Our conference program chairs are Dr. Alexandra Fidyk of the University of Alberta and Dr. Luke Hockel
PLEASE NOTE: The last-minue seats in this event are being made available to Depth Psychology Alliance members at a total cost of $250 for the entire event, and room and board (shared room only). This is essentially at their cost. If you are intereste
2012 NorCal Permaculture Convergence
Calling The Circle
We call this circle to activate the guilds, teachers, organizers, and earth stewards throughout California and beyond. In response for the need for peace and lightning fast restoration of Planet
Terry Ebinger ~ "The Spirit of the Beehive" (1973).
The Numina Center for Spirituality & the Arts proudly presents CINEMA NUMINA, a new monthly film discussion series beginning in the Fall of 2012! Like good movies? Have you ever thought of a film as
Using the loss of the Spanish Civil War against Franco as its allegorical backdrop, Victor Erice’s haunting, lyrical directorial debut portrays the numinous power of cinema to catalyze a young girl’s coming-of-age. In 1940, a tiny rural Castillian vi
