New book, now available
Rediscovering the Imaginal Realm Through Ancient Spiritual Practices & Modern Psychology
Many of us live with a quiet sense that something is missing, even with a meditation practice, a good therapist, or both. Drawing on Jungian psychology, Henry Corbin’s Sufi mysticism, and Tibetan Tantric Buddhism, this book makes the case that what we have lost is the imagination, and offers a practical way to recover it.
David M. Odorisio, Pacifica Graduate Institute
My work
Something has been lost between the scientific worldview and the traditions that once gave life its meaning.
You can feel it. This work is about helping you find it again.
Writer, teacher, and guide at the intersection of depth psychology and modern spirituality.
I grew up between worlds and spent two decades in the technology industry before following a different call. My path has taken me from Tibetan Buddhist practice to the mindfulness movement and a doctorate in depth psychology. Through all of it my central question has been the same: how do we live an inner life that is psychologically honest and spiritually alive? That question is what my work, and my new book, are about.
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