Through the work of James Hillman, Henry Corbin and Mary Watkins, amongst others, this seminar will explore the Imaginal as a real and ‘embodied’ world-between matter and spirit, body and mind- a world of transcendence through immanence. It is a world which requires of us a certain quality of participation, an ethics of engagement and intimacy where the ego is not the only or primary subjectivity, where it learns to see the Other seeing it, where the task of individuation ceases to be just a personal individual quest, but a lived experience of our finding our place in the whole, becoming a conscious part of anima mundi dreaming.

Marian Campbell is a practicing Jungian analyst in Cape Town, South Africa. She trained through SAAJA where she is a training analyst, and is a member of IGAP and the IAAP. She has written, presented and lectured on psychic aliveness and creativity, faith and subjectivity, and the ecological self- areas of interest which continue to open into new spaciousness and depth.

Hillman, J., The Thought of the Heart and the Soul of the World, Putnam, Conn.: Spring Publications (2014).

Holifield, B., ‘Listening for an ecological self’, Jung Journal: Culture & Psyche, 7(1)(2013): 48-61.

Watkins, M., ‘ “Breaking the vessels'”: Archetypal psychology and the restoration of community, ecology, and culture’, In S. Marlan (ed), Archetypal Psychologies: Reflections in Honor of James Hillman Edition (pp. 414-437). New Orleans: Spring Books and Journals (2008).

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