This lecture is an introduction to Jungian dreamwork. If there’s one element of Jungian theory that gets a lot of attention it’s dreams. In this lecture John van Eenwyk offers the perspective that dreams as playdates with the unconscious.
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Lecture Description
Dreams offer us endless opportunities to strengthen our relationship between conscious and unconscious. In this lecture John van Eenwyk will dive into a description of dreams and discuss best practices for recording them.Â
Then, he’ll discuss several types of dreams and examine how to interpret each category.Â
Finally, he’ll look at different topics of dreams: persona, shadow, animus, and nightmares.
Note: This dream lecture is part of our ‘Dreams and Your Personal Journey’ summit. In case you’re interested in learning more about dreams; the all access pass includes all twelve sessions of this summit plus bonus gifts.
This lecture is ideal if
- You want to learn about a Jungian approach towards dreams.
- You want to know how to work with nightmares.
- You want to explore how dreams can be seen to express the persona and shadow.
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About the Teacher
John van Eenwyk
Dr. John R. Van Eenwyk received his PhD in religion and psychological studies from the University of Chicago. His teaching career began at Harvard University, where he was a Teaching Assistant in the Department of Social Relations. He has taught psychology at Northwestern University (Chicago) and at the C. G. Jung Institutes in Zurich, Chicago and the Pacific Northwest.
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