Courses & Classes
Explore our offerings in Jungian psychology, mythology, and personal growth.
The Psychology of the Tarot - Suit of Coins
The Suit of Coins relates to the element of earth and the practical realities of life. It concerns work, health, money, security and our relationship with the material world.
The Psychology of the Tarot - Suit of Wands
The Suit of Wands relates to the element of fire and the realm of vision, purpose and creativity. It explores the energy that inspires us to grow, create and pursue our aspirations.
The Psychology of the Tarot - Suit of Cups
The Suit of Cups relates to the element of water and the realm of feeling. It explores our emotional life, relationships, intuition and capacity for love.
The Psychology of the Tarot - The World
The Tarot is far more than a tool of divination, a means of discerning “the will of the gods.” At its deepest level, it is a symbolic map of the psyche.
The Psychology of the Tarot - Judgement
The Tarot is far more than a tool of divination, a means of discerning “the will of the gods.” At its deepest level, it is a symbolic map of the psyche.
The Symbolism & Psychology of Leo
According to Greek mythology, Heracles’ first labour was to slay the Nemean Lion, a monstrous yet divine beast whose impenetrable hide made it invulnerable to ordinary weapons. The lion terrorised the land of Nemea until Heracles overcame it by wrestling it with his bare hands. Having slain the lion, Heracles transformed its skin into his armour, and the lion itself was later placed among the stars as the constellation Leo.
The Psychology of the Tarot - The Sun
The Tarot is far more than a tool of divination, a means of discerning “the will of the gods.” At its deepest level, it is a symbolic map of the psyche.
The Psychology of the Tarot - The Moon
The Tarot is far more than a tool of divination, a means of discerning “the will of the gods.” At its deepest level, it is a symbolic map of the psyche.
The Psychology of the Tarot - The Star
The Tarot is far more than a tool of divination, a means of discerning “the will of the gods.” At its deepest level, it is a symbolic map of the psyche.
The Symbolism & Psychology of Cancer
During the second of his labours, the hero Heracles was engaged in battle with the Hydra, a monstrous serpent. Seeking to hinder him, Hera, queen of the gods and goddess of marriage, motherhood, and the home, sent a giant crab to attack the hero.
The Symbolism & Psychology of Gemini
The constellation of Gemini depicts the Dioscuri, Castor and Pollux. Like two sides of the same coin, the twins were inseparable from birth until they were lost to each other when Castor, the mortal one of the two, was slain in an argument. Because of the torment and sorrow, Zeus elected to reunite them in Hades and the heavens, thus the constellation of Gemini.
The Psychology of the Tarot - Strength, Hanged Man, Death, Temperance & the Devil
The Tarot is far more than a tool of divination, a means of discerning “the will of the gods.” At its deepest level, it is a symbolic map of the psyche.
The Psychology of the Tarot - Lovers, Chariot, Justice, Hermit & Fortune
The Tarot is far more than a tool of divination, a means of discerning “the will of the gods.” At its deepest level, it is a symbolic map of the psyche.
The Magician
With a wand in one hand, the Magician reaches toward the heavens. The other hand points toward the earth, forming a gesture that suggests the channelling of forces between the two realms.
Exploring C. G. Jung's Red Book
In this course, we retrace Jung’s path. We set aside the exclusively rational posture of the modern mind and enter the imaginal territory he dared to explore. Through immersive reading and discussion, we will encounter the same challenges and figures that confronted Jung and begin to formulate our own relationship to the depths they represent.
The Psychology of the Tarot - Fool, Magician, Priestess, Empress, Emperor & Hierophant
The Tarot is far more than a tool of divination, a means of discerning “the will of the gods.” At its deepest level, it is a symbolic map of the psyche.
The Skilful Huntsman - Fairytale Analysis
The Skilful Huntsman tells the story of a young man who leaves home in search of his fortune. Trained first as a locksmith, he abandons his trade and learns the art of hunting, receiving in parting a remarkable air-gun that never misses its mark. Wandering through a vast forest, he comes upon three giants roasting an ox over a great fire. They speak of a princess imprisoned in a tower beyond a lake and of their desire to carry her off. The huntsman agrees to help them, but instead turns his skill against them.
The Cursed Princess
A young man named Peter leaves home with nothing but twenty thalers and a soft heart. When he finds a dead stranger left to rot because no one would pay for his burial, Peter doesn't hesitate — he gives every coin he has to see the man properly laid to rest.