Archetypes of the Feminine & Masculine Workshop

ARCHETYPES OF THE FEMININE & MASCULINE Workshop

“Amazing workshop! Very enlightening!”—C.K, Marina del Rey

“Awesome in the old sense of the word. Powerful!” – E.T., Asheville, N.C.

“Excellent work! Thank you! I go to workshops like these with my wife all the time. This is by far the best I’ve ever attended. I really got a lot out of it for myself. And a great value!”—Topanga Workshop, November 2010

“This is material we can relate to and use to understand ourselves and those close to us…. I feel like it’s okay to be who we are!”—Huntington Beach Workshop, February 2011

“So great! Love, love, loved it!” – K., Asheville, N.C.

How do we recognize our unique gift?
How do we understand what our story is?
What does the myth of our lives look like?

A Jungian archetypal lens offers us a perspective by which we can see ancient, timeless patterns playing out in our lives and the lives of others. In recognizing these eternal patterns, we can move towards uncovering a deeper truth in our stories. Seeing ourselves in these ancient forms helps us to live more fully who we actually are – and helps us to see that our path is connected to something larger than ourselves.

In a Saturday & Sunday workshop, we will look at the archetypes that lie behind what motivates us and provide us with our greatest satisfaction in the world. We will explore the ways in which this story is present in our lives and in the lives of the people we love. We will discuss how we find our identity in particular archetypal stories, their cultural significance and how they are supported by our families and society. Most of all, we will seek to recognize ourselves in the ancient patterns of human nature – claiming an archetypal identity that helps us to step forward more fully into who we are – and in doing so, to come to know that we are living new versions of eternal paths.

VANCOUVER, BC - Private Residence
September 24th & 25th • Saturday & Sunday 10:30-4:00 pm

The Archetypes of the Feminine & Masculine workshop is presented by Gary S. Bobroff, M.A., a graduate of Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara, CA. His intuitive and conscientious approach creates a cozy, safe, and encouraging group atmosphere that supports positive change and inner growth.

First time in Vancouver early bird registration price is $79, if registered before Sept. 21 (sliding scale and 2-for-1 pricing also available – basically if you're interested we want you there). To register or for more info please email me at gsbobroff@gmail.com

Please visit our website www.YourMyth.com for more info or to follow us on Facebook please see www.facebook.com/YourMyth.