
“The way of the “spirit of the depths”
necessarily leads to the murder of the heroic.”
-Murray Stein
What hidden forces shape the lives we live?
What parts of ourselves remain buried beneath identity, ambition, relationships, and survival?
Join renowned Jungian analyst Murray Stein for a rare evening exploring the inner architecture of the psyche through the ideas at the heart of his seminal work, Jung’s Map of the Soul.
Drawing from C.G Jung’s revolutionary understanding of the unconscious, this intimate workshop journeys through the persona, shadow, archetypes, projection, dreams, and the lifelong process Jung called individuation the movement toward becoming fully oneself.
Throughout the workshop, Stein will guide participants through key themes and passages from the book alongside reflective exercises and discussion designed to illuminate the unseen patterns shaping human experience.
Jung said that every psychology
is a personal confession.
This is an invitation into depth psychology
for those drawn to self-inquiry, symbolism, creativity, spirituality, and the
deeper questions beneath ordinary life.
Date: Saturday 15th of August
Workshop Duration: 2 hours
Starts:
3pm Zurich
2pm London
9am NYC
This workshop will be recorded for students who are unable to attend live.
Expect a thoughtful, atmospheric discussion of
psychological insight, reflection, conversation, and meaningful exploration in
an intimate setting.
No prior knowledge of Jungian psychology is required.


Thank you for joining us for this workshop. Please find your joining details below:
Joining Details
Date: Sat, August 15th, 2026
Time: 15:00 PM Zurich; 14:00 PM London; 09:00 AM New York
Duration: 2 hours
Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88516591033?pwd=Kj8HMOOz87LXMaSnSNJVkQQZbXRuAe.1
Meeting ID: 885 1659 1033
Passcode: 243042
If uncertain of the time in your area, please check https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/.
Please note that a recording of the workshop will be made available within 48 hours of the live workshop.
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