Dream Interpretation: Ancient and Modern: Lecture with Dr. Kelly Bulkeley

Lecture:
The transformative power of dreaming is a central feature of Jung’s thought, and current research has validated his revolutionary synthesis of ancient teachings about the spiritual wisdom of dreams with modern psychological theories and practices. This lecture will discuss three ofJung’s greatest innovations in this realm: his focus on “big dreams,” his method of analyzing dreams in a series, and his emphasis on the relevance of individual dreams for collective concerns. Although Jung developed these ideas in the context of his clinical work, new research not only confirms his core insights but expands the potential range of applications of dreaming as a valuable resource for personal and communal growth. Especially in these times of cultural crisis and apocalyptic anxiety, Jung’s approach to dreaming can help to reconnect us with a perennial wellspring of healing, growth, and inspiration.
Join us via Zoom for Dr. Bulkeley's presentation with audience questions on Friday, April 11th, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. Central Standard Time.
General Registration: $25

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Dr. Bulkely is a researcher focusing on dreams in history, religion, science, and art. He is director of The Sleep and Dream Database and The Dream Library Foundation, and author of several books, including Dreaming in the World’s Religions, Big Dreams, and The Spirituality of Dreaming. He lives in Estacada, Oregon.
https://bulkeley.org/