• Skip to main content

New England Public Radio

  • Donate
  • National Public Radio
  • Public Radio International
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram

Erica Lorentz- Active imagination: Accessing our Creative Imagination 1/11-13

January 11, 2013

Share on Facebook
Facebook
Tweet about this on Twitter
Twitter
Email this to someone
email

Western Mass Jung Center Lecture Series 2012-2013.
Erica Lorentz: “Active imagination: Accessing our Creative Imagination.” Jung’s preferred method of working was active imaginal– a conscious dialogue with the unconscious. The Sufis call the imaginable realm intersecting us with the divine the Mundus Imaginalis. It is in this creative space that we find healing, inspiration, and a relationship to the source. This lecture will include discussion, case material, film clips, and a little of our own creativity. Erica Lorentz, MEd, LPC, Jungian Analyst has a private practice in Northampton and Brattleboro, Vermont. She is on the training board of the Jung Institute of Boston where she is a training analyst and is president of the Western Mass Jung Center. Formerly an adjunct faculty member at Antioch New England, she has also taught throughout the U.S. and Canada. Presented by the Western Mass Jung Center www.westmassjung.org.

Share on Facebook
Facebook
Tweet about this on Twitter
Twitter
Email this to someone
email

Keywords: Active, Dream, Erica Lorentz, Imagination, Jung, Mundus Imaginalis, Northampton, Psychology, Sufism

Previous

‹Hugh MacDiarmid, 1967: Technology and the Future of Art

Next

Financial Cliff Talk With Chris Hellman Lecture 1/12/13›

  • Listen Online
  • HD Radio
  • Mobile, iPhone & Android
  • Reception FAQs
  • Five College Consortium
  • Springfield Central Cultural District
  • National Public Radio
  • Public Radio International
  • University of Massachusetts
  • Amherst College
  • Mount Holyoke College
  • Smith College
  • Hampshire College
  • Five Colleges Incorporated
  • Springfield Central Cultural District

© 2025 New England Public Radio