Events

Women have been in darkness for centuries.… And when women , they translate this darkness… —Marguerite Duras, “Smothered Creativity” Tonight, we ponder the work of three women who expressed themselves […]

We continue our reading of this foundational work of James Hillman: The persons I engage with in dreams are neither representations (simulacra) of their living selves nor parts of myself. […]

What is projection? What happens when we become aware of our projections, individual and collective? We will finish chapter 7, in which we look at the daimon through the lens […]

UAP refers to objects detected in the air, sea​, and space that defy explanation. ​We will ​draw upon Jung’s ​work in Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Skies (195​8)​: My conscience as […]

"Not famine, not earthquakes, not cancer . . . but we are the great danger."—CGJ With 40 more pages to go, we are completing our discussions of this anthology of […]

A first public preview from a work in progress— with Grégory Brun Wine once ordered time, carried memory, and shaped shared life through work, ritual, and the table. Today it […]

Based on actual events in 1777 when a woman printer is called upon to make new copies of the Declaration of Independence to share with the colonies. What follows is […]

Original love is love from the origin, mother, or Source, and as such transcends any limitations of time or space. It is love that has always been here and always […]

We are living through a polycrisis — a time when multiple global and psychological crises interact and amplify one another. The old world is dissolving. Yet historically, such breakdowns often […]

This second evening will be devoted to myth and semiotics in contemporary wine culture. We will discuss how images, narratives, and codes generate meaning, how stories substitute for encounter, and […]

We continue our reading of this foundational work of James Hillman: The persons I engage with in dreams are neither representations (simulacra) of their living selves nor parts of myself. […]

We continue our reading of this foundational work of James Hillman: The persons I engage with in dreams are neither representations (simulacra) of their living selves nor parts of myself. […]