EINSIEDELN CONFERENCE
"DREAMS: MYSTERY, MUSINGS, MEANING"
MAY 26 - JUNE 7, 2012
EINSIEDELN, SWITZERLAND
27th Annual Conference
The psychology of Carl Gustav Jung and spirituality are the guiding principles of this conference in Einsiedeln, Switzerland. The theme of the 27th annual conference is "Dreams: Mystery, Musings, Meaning." Our dreams are a continual source of wonderment, puzzlement and engagement with the unconscious. They tease us, surprise us, shock us and present to us an unknown perspective of how we experience ourselves.
How can we engage with, listen to, understand more deeply our dreams? This is a question always before us, encouraging us to take seriously and playfully the messages from the unconscious. The conference will provide ten two-and-a-half-hour lectures (with Q&A) given by Jungian analysts from Zurich who will share from their expertise and years of experience of working with people and their dreams. Creativity in working with dream images is encouraged in the art expression sessions. The rituals, mediation, tai chi, and the beauty of the countryside are all opportunities to awaken and/or deepen one’s spirituality.
The Einsiedeln Conference strives to provide a conference that evokes thought, allows time for reflection and wandering -- as well as wondering. The setting for the conference is a beautiful Swiss village, a place for refreshment of body, mind and spirit.
The conference is open to anyone interested in Jungian psychology whether you are steeped in Jungian thought or just beginning to explore it, whether you are in the mental health field or coming for your own growth and personal interest. You are welcome!
25 CEU credits applied for by the National Association of Social Workers
25 CEU credits applied for by the National Board of Certified Counselors
25 CEU credits applied for by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences
For more information please contact:
Einsiedeln Conference, Inc
P.O. Box 6771
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87502-6771
(505) 992-9779
Email: conference@jungconference.org