Time: 2017/06/10 [The event has been held, this is the event archive]
Lecturer:Stephen Aizenstat, Ph.D. Dr. Stephen Aizenstat (Founder and President Emeritus of the Pacific Institute, and Professor in the Department of Depth Psychology.)
Brief introduction:
Dreaming is the homework of life. For thousands of years, doctors, storytellers and poets have been well versed in this way, and they have also expressed their own words. Through the passage of generations, the art of nurturing dreams came into being, especially when the natural world is regarded as a living body, it is even more important and urgent.
In this workshop, students will be able to construct practical dream-nurturing skills that are rooted in traditional and nascent dream work. The method of nurturing dreams was developed by Dr. Eisenstadt, based on the techniques of association, magnification and animation pioneered by Freud and Jung, and developed by James Hillman Expanded with Marion Woodman. Nurturing dreams allows us to experience vivid dreams and reflect reality. By leading and nurturing dream imagery, we rediscover and experience new ways of life, and our body and mind will receive more healing.