Explore the nexus of Jungian psychology and psychedelic experiences in a self-study course, Imagination as Revelation. Unlock altered states through a Jungian lens.
Psychedelics Today
English
5 Hours
Imagination as Revelation: The Psychedelic Experience in the Light of Jungian Psychology is an at-home self-study course that explores the connection between Carl Jung's analytical psychology and altered states of consciousness through psychedelics.
Students will gain an introduction to Jung and his life, and learn about key concepts such as the collective unconscious, archetypes, the shadow, and the process of individuation. They will also explore how Jung's theories relate to understanding the psychedelic experience.
The course consists of five classes: Psychedelic Experience from Jungian Perspective, The Conundrum of Altered States, Encountering the Shadow, Befriending the Paradox, and Working with the Symbols of the Unconscious. It encourages diverse and open-minded thinking about the phenomenology of the psychedelic experience and integration. The course provides lifetime access to video lectures and is suitable for anyone interested in Jungian psychology and the psychedelic experience.
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