"The real voyage of discovery consists not of having new landscapes, but new eyes"
-Marcel Proust
At the age of 40, Carl Jung had achieved everything he had longed for: an impressive career, an international reputation, wealth, a lovely wife, a beautiful home and five children. There was only one problem: he realized that the seemingly enviable life he was living lacked authenticity and depth- it was, in fact, a script of someone else's life. The ensuing personal crisis from this realization drove Jung to explore his inner realms through art and mythology, discovering techniques of insight as he worked on his Red Book that became the foundations of Depth Psychology and brought him a sense of revelation, purpose, wholeness and completion.
In this one-day workshop we will trace the inspiring story of what Jung discovered and explore some of the powerful tools he developed to navigate the depths of our own lives. Through lecture, guided journaling and small group sharing and a labyrinth walk, we will embrace the biggest journey of all: the journey of self-discovery.
$150.00 includes lunch
To Enroll: http://www.kayleenasbo.com/workshops.html
Kayleen Asbo, Ph.D passionate scholar: a cultural historian, musician, writer and teacher who weaves myth, music, psychology, history and art with experiential learning. A faculty member of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and the Osher Life Long Learning Institutes at UC Berkeley, Sonoma State University and Dominican University, her classes have been hailed as "inspirational", "fascinating and compelling", "transformational" and "truly life changing".
Educated at Smith College, Mills College, the San Francisco Conservatory, Pacifica Graduate Institute and the University of California, Kayleen wrote her Ph.D dissertation on Passion and Paradox: The Myths of Mary Magdalene in Music, Art and Culture. Kayleen also holds three master's degrees: one each in music mythology and psychology. Kayleen has been a guest presenter and lecturer on the intersection of history, mythology, psychology and the arts at Oxford University in England, the Assisi Institute of Depth Psychology Conference in Italy, the Houston Jung Institute, Chartres Cathedral in France, Grace Cathedral and the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley. In 2016, she has taken on the roles as a pre-concert lecturer with the San Francisco Opera and Santa Rosa Symphony and has become a consultant in archetypal psychology, myth and ritual for Proctor and Gamble. Learn more at www.kayleenasbo.com.
“Kayleen is a truly gifted teacher. She knows how to break things down so the rich content she offers can easily be grasped by both the mind and the heart.” ~ Lauren Artress, Founder, Veriditas
"Kayleen Asbo is one of the best mythologists I have ever met in my life. She is a star who has brought so much to all of us who are looking and seeking to understand what spirit is. She has a way of creating a confluence between love, passion and scholarship"
–Dr. Michael Conforti, Director of the Assisi Institute of Depth Psychology:
author of Field, Form and Fate
This event serves as a Qualifying Workshop for Veriditas Facilitator Training.