Closed group for Graduate students of the Integral Counseling Program of CIIS
The Life Myth: 4-part online course
February 12, 19, 26, March 5
Fee: US$250: US, Japan, Western Europe; US$150 Eastern Europe
The Life Myth can be likened to one's main dream of life, containing our deepest struggles and gifts, and suggesting our direction and meaning in life. Carl Jung considered knowing your own myth as the 'task of tasks'
This deep dive over four classes will help you to explore the core features of the Life Myth and how it shows up for you. You will learn concepts and practice skills to work with your life myth in order to live a more meaningful, harmonious, and sustainable life.
This class is offered through the Process Work Institute of Hawaii
Register by sending fees by Paypal to: greiss@igc.org
Process Work Supervision Intensive
April 8-12
Closed group for beginning and advanced Process Work students
Offered through the Process Work Institute of Portland Oregon
Process-oriented Innerwork and Outerwork
May 10
Nagaoka City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan
Morning session
Inner work (communicating with your inner world):
1) Experience meditation and inner exploration in natural settings to bring awareness and power to tackle the challenges you face in life.
2) Explore the central roles you play in life as suggested by your childhood dreams and memories.
Afternoon session
Outer Work (deepening dialogue with the world):
Connecting to your own inherent power through inner work, you will engage in group dialogues on themes facing the world, and gain an experiential awareness of how our inner state affects the world around us.
Summer 2026: The Life Myth: June 20, July 18, August 15, 1-4pm (Each season will feature a theme)
The Life Myth can be likened to one's main dream of life, containing our deepest struggles and gifts, and suggesting our direction and meaning in life.
Learn how to use symbolic thinking to begin exploring your overarching dream, or pattern, of your life.
Explore the meaning within your own peak experiences, early dreams and addictive tendencies
Discover a basic pattern of self and"other" that may reflect itself in key relationships.
Identify some common areas where the Life Myth expresses itself.
Embedded within this, and all, topics will be processwork theory and practices.
Processwork is the multi-dimensional approach to individual and collective change founded by Arnold Mindell.
Let's create a learning community environment within which to study and practice Processwork. We’ll explore our mythic patterns, peak experiences, addictive patterns, inner realms, relationship dreams and patterns, symptoms, social and world issues, and more!
