Embracing the Shadow Self
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November 10-14, 2013 Sunday through Thursday (4 nights)
With one of the foremost projective dreamworkers practicing today, we will explore the shadow side of ourselves – the parts we deny and project onto others. Sometimes these are the traits we find most annoying or even hateful in others, but they may also be the features we admire and idealize in others but deny that we possess ourselves. When we can see and claim our shadow selves, we are better able to meet others as they are rather than as we perceive them – evil or ideal. This helps us to maintain healthy relationships with family and friends, and to be peacebuilders in a world where “enemies” reflect our collective shadow projections.
$570/shared room; $685/private room; $415/commuter
Leader(s)
Jeremy Taylor a Unitarian-Universalist minister, has worked with dreams for over 30 years. A founder and past president of the Association for the Study of Dreams, he combines spiritual values with an active social conscience and a Jungian perspective. Jeremy brings dream work to a wide range of venues from corporate, medical, and academic settings to prisons and mental health facilities. His popular books include Where People Fly and Water Runs Uphill; The Living Labyrinth: Exploring Universal Themes in Myths, Dreams, and the Symbolism of Waking Life; and, most recently, The Wisdom of Your Dreams: Using Dreams to Tap Into Your Unconscious and Transform Your Life. Consult www.jeremytaylor.com for more information about Jeremy and his work.
$415-685
based on accommodations choice
Guest information
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About the accommodations
Prices for overnight programs include room, board, and tuition.
Private room
These quiet, single rooms are perfect for those who want a real retreat, and are simply decorated with a twin bed and desk.
Shared room
For those who elect to share a room with a guest or another participant, these offer comfort at a modest price.
Commute
Commuter rates include lunch and dinner during the program.
Private rooms are allotted on a first-come, first-served basis, with consideration given to those with special needs.