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Ethical Dimensions of the Astrological Work
Astrological Toronto Inc - Mentorship Intensive
May 11 to May
13, 2006
Roehampton Hotel, Toronto, Ontario
Any counselling relationship whether it be a counsellor,
astrologer, tarot card reader, or psychotherapist rests in an
archetypal core which infuses the expectations of both client
and practitioner regarding the outcome of the work. It is this
archetypal core that also informs the ethical dimensions of the
astrological work.
This talk will explore the Archetype of the Shaman and the
Oracle as it relates to astrology and explore the subtle ethical
aspects that more often than can't be prescribed by rules and
regulations. There will be an opportunity to discuss various
ethical dimensions and to explore individual ethical values in
the grey area in between rules and relationship
Christmas Fairy Tale Seminar
Sunday, December 18, 2005
Time: 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Location: 118 Montgomery Avenue
This workshop will explore the Christmas Fairy Tale - The
Christmas Cuckoo. We will discuss how the fairy tale might
reveal the deeper archetypal meaning of the Holiday Season.
Cost: $20 for the afternoon
Location: 118 Montgomery Avenue, Yonge & Eglinton, Toronto
Seminar on "The Shadow
Four Thursday nights starting
September 15, 2005
Time: 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Location: 118 Montgomery Avenue
Jung said "everything casts a
substantial shadow, and the Ego stands to shadow as light to
shade, that it is the shadow which makes us human" Using a
combination of the 1949 Carol Reed Film The Third Man
with Joseph Cotton and Orson Welles and selected readings, we
will explore the various ways the shadow reveals itself in
individuals and society. Discussions will focus in the
detail the basic aspects of shadow including the manifestations,
the effects, the role of projection and how we need to be adept
at integrating the shadow for our psychological growth. One of
the early sessions might be a little longer to accommodate the
viewing the film which runs just over an hour and a half.
Cost: $100 for the 4 sessions
Location: 118 Montgomery Avenue, Yonge & Eglinton, Toronto
Registration Deadline: September 6, 2005
Minimum of 6 are needed
Individuation as an Ethical
Process
Sunday, November 20, 2005
Time: 5:00 to 7:00 pm
Presented by the C.G. Jung Institute of New York, New York City
Introduction to Dreams and
Jungian Dreamwork
Saturday, January 22, 2005
Time: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Location: Northern District Library, 40 Orchard View,
Yonge & Eglinton
Jung described dreams as the
psyche's spontaneous self-portrayal of our inner psychic
reality. They have a lot to tell us about our life, our
relationships and our future. This workshop will explore various
ideas about dreams, how to record them, their power and what
they can show us about our inner life. Dream material will be
presented for discussion. A good introduction for people wanting
to exploring their dreams. Cost $150.
Dream Group
Four Tuesday nights starting
February 8, 2005
Time: 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Location: 118 Montgomery Avenue
In a honouring containing
environment, we will examine and explore participants and other
dreams as to understand psychic dynamics. The focus of the work
will be on the exploration of dreams and their meaning in our
lives. Cost $100 for 4 sessions. Maximum of 6.
Individuation as an Ethical
Process
Thursday, February 17, 2005
Jungian Perspective on Astrology
Northern New Jersey Astrology Conference
Sunday, March 6, 2005
Jung was first introduced to astrology in
1911 just before his break with Freud and his descent into the
unconscious, and it influenced many of his ideas and theories. The
lecture will explore Jung's relationship to astrology, his belief that
it could enhance our understanding of the psyche and large collective
movements, and will take an in-depth look at how to approach the natal
chart from a Jungian perspective.
Psychological Experience of Conflict on Interest
Centre for Practical Ethics, York University,
Toronto
Thursday, March 24, 2005
This presentation will be part of an all
day workshop on Conflict of Interest in the Public Sector hosted by the
Centre for Practical Ethics of York University. It is being held in
conjunction with a visit of Dr. Bernard Shapiro, Ethics Commissioner for
the Government of Canada to the Centre. For more information,
contact the Centre for Practical Ethics at 416-736-2100 ext. 30446
Fairy Tale Group
Four Tuesday nights starting
March 29, 2005
Time: 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Location: 118 Montgomery Avenue
This workshop will explore the fascinating world and timeless
quality of fairy tales and how they reflect fundamental human
truths of the human condition. We will examine at least two
popular Grimm Fairy Tales selected by workshop participants. We
will discuss how they reveal basic psychological principles and
how these principles can be seen and played out in our own
lives. Cost $80 for 4 sessions. Maximum of 8.
Coming out of the Organizational Shadow: An Integrative Approach to
Organizational Assessment
Online Seminar with Orgdyne
Training and Consulting
6-week seminar beginning April 25, 2005 to June 3, 2005
Increasingly, team leaders, consultants,
executives and academics recognize that organizational
effectiveness is as much influenced by the unconscious, that is,
largely hidden factors operating within the organizational
system, as the consciously stated goals, strategies and policies
of the organization. Indeed, organizational crisis is often the
result of these factors materializing and conflicting with each
other in unexpected ways. The consequences can be significant;
lost productivity and profitability, lower staff morale, and
ineffective organizational change processes. Much of the
organizational assessment process involves identifying and
addressing these elements as they arise, contrary to conscious
intent.
This online seminar will explore the various ways that the
shadow - that is, unconscious energy - can been seen and
worked with in organizational settings.
Click here for the PDF Brochure
Death: The Psychological Experience of
Transformation and Rebirth
Wednesday, June 22, 2005
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Snow Lion,
918 Danforth Ave, (west of
Donlands subway)
We experience the archetype of death
in life as we move through the various stages of our lives. We
experience it whenever we leave something behind and move onto
new challenges on our spiritual journey. This is particularly
relevant at midlife when a reorientation from the world of the
ego to some spiritual life can happen. Cost: Dana/Donation.
For more information call the Snow
Lion at (416) 461-1611 or
www.snowlioncanada.com
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