Bill Plotkin, PhD
The workshop explored the landscape of the wild mind through a variety of soulcraft practices such as creative expression, solo exercises while wandering on the land, voice dialogue, journaling, and deep imagery.
Anna Sofaer and Christopher Powell
In this presentation, Anna Sofaer and Christopher Powell show how the Maya of Mesoamerica and the Chaco culture of New Mexico used solar and lunar building alignments and designs of sacred geometries, as well as profound knowledge of geography, to locate and develop their monumental religious architecture.
Lynnaea Lumbard, PhD
Join Michael Lerner in a conversation with Lynnaea Lumbard—co-president of New Stories, a non-profit educational organization serving as a resource center, creative collaboratory, and project incubator in support of emerging new stories for who we are as humanity, what we are becoming, how we are changing and where we are going together. Three principle foci […]
Stephan Schwartz
Join Michael Lerner for a conversation with Stephan Schwartz, the creator of the free daily on-line Schwartz Report: Trends That Will Affect Your Future.
Tom Cheetham, PhD
Dr. Cheetham makes a presention on Henry Corbin’s work and the links with Jungian psychology, and has a conversation with Dr. Michael Lerner on aspects of this topic.
John Gouldthorpe
Join Michael Lerner as he further explores archetypal psychology with West Marin’s John Gouldthorpe—archetypal psychology student and teacher, romantic, and recovering Hillmaniac.
Rebecca Katz, MS
Join us for a conversation with Michael Lerner and Rebecca, looking at the science and recipes that went into her new cookbook, The Longevity Kitchen and at the work she does in Commonweal’s Healing Kitchens Institute.
Michael Lerner, PhD
This is a talk Michael gave on April 4, 2013, to graduate students and faculty at Sophia University in Palo Alto. Sophia University was previously called the Institute for Transpersonal Psychology.
Michael Lerner, PhD
A presentation by Michael Lerner at the Integral Yoga Institute in San Francisco, on archetypal psychology.