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School of Inner Life — Catalogue

The School of Inner Life turns our attention inward. Drawing on psychology, philosophy, literature, mythology and contemplative traditions, it explores consciousness, emotion, desire, memory, imagination and the stories we tell about ourselves. Its purpose is not simply to understand how the mind works, but to develop a deeper awareness of our own inner life and to ask how we might live with greater clarity, presence and freedom.

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Self Exploration with Carl G. Jung's Analytical Psychology: Learn to Practice Shadow Work through Active Imagination
In this lecture, we will explore the main ideas and concepts from the work of Carl Gustav Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist from the early 20th century, and disciple of Freud. We will look at what Jung’s ideas can bring to our personal lives and look at some practical ways to work with them, in order to discover hidden aspects of our personalities, tap into resources we weren't aware of, develop greater self-awareness, wholeness, and compassion towards ourselves and others.
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Self Exploration with Carl G. Jung's Analytical Psychology: Learn to Practice Shadow Work through Active Imagination
In this lecture, we will explore the main ideas and concepts from the work of Carl Gustav Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist from the early 20th century, and disciple of Freud. We will look at what Jung’s ideas can bring to our personal lives and look at some practical ways to work with them, in order to discover hidden aspects of our personalities, tap into resources we weren't aware of, develop greater self-awareness, wholeness, and compassion towards ourselves and others.
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