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2 weeks ago | 
theartemisian.com | Alyssa Polizzi
In this edition of The Artemisian, I'll be answering a question from a paid member. If you'd like to submit one of your own, consider joining the membership community. Upgrading allows you to deepen your studies and inner work via monthly classes, gain access to the resource library and more.
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2 weeks ago | 
theartemisian.com | Alyssa Polizzi
This month’s membership workshop dives into Persephone’s ascent from the underworld, looking at the archetypal and psychological themes behind her journey. Upgrade now to watch in full and get access to our monthly classes, resource library, discounted 1:1 support, and more. In this workshop, we explore Persephone’s ascent from the underworld as a symbol of psychological integration, personal transformation, and the return of vitality after periods of darkness.
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3 weeks ago | 
theartemisian.com | Alyssa Polizzi
The Shepherd's Dream by Henry FuseliToday is the final discussion thread for the Dreamwork Foundations program. Over the past two months we have met for workshops and practice circles, engaged in shared interpretation, and explored dreams and their deeper meanings. Thank you all for participating and making thi…
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1 month ago | 
theartemisian.com | Alyssa Polizzi
Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -25:17Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. In mythology, the descent to the underworld is often seen as the most harrowing part of the journey, an ordeal that strips away old identities, attachments, and ways of seeing the world. Psychologically, this mirrors periods of crisis, overwhelm and encounters with the unconscious. However, the ascent is often the greater challenge. To rise again, one must integrate what was revealed in the depths.
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1 month ago | 
theartemisian.com | Alyssa Polizzi
In the upcoming workshop, we’ll explore Persephone’s ascent from the underworld as a symbol of psychological integration, personal transformation, and the return of vitality after periods of darkness. Through a Jungian lens, we will examine her journey as an expression of cyclical rebirth, one that holds both the innocence of the maiden and the wisdom of the underworld queen.
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1 month ago | 
theartemisian.com | Alyssa Polizzi
“The factors which come together in the coniunctio are conceived as opposites, either confronting one another in enmity or attracting one another in love.”—C.G. Jung, Mysterium Coniunctions (CW 14)Relationships have an intrinsic alchemical nature. In the intimate space of connection, we experience the pull to merge, the intermingling of our various elements, the transformation born from union, and the death-like throes when it falls apart.
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1 month ago | 
theartemisian.com | Alyssa Polizzi
Apollo Pursuing Daphne by Giovanni Battista TiepoloWe’re more than halfway through the program. How have things been going? What are your goals as we close out over the next few weeks? Do you have a dream that you’d like some insight on? Share your questions, dreams and thoughts below. Leave a comment
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1 month ago | 
theartemisian.com | Alyssa Polizzi
The second workshop of the Dreamwork Foundations program is now available for replay! If you’re interested in watching, you can upgrade and join in on the final practice circle and discussion threads. A free preview is available if you’d like to get a sense of the class. This workshop builds upon the foundational principles of Jungian and Archetypal dreamwork, focusing on dream series, recurring elements, and psychological patterns.
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1 month ago | 
theartemisian.com | Alyssa Polizzi
Before we dive into today’s post, a quick reminder—two online events are happening this weekend, offering opportunities to explore dreams and tarot. Read on for the details!Join me this Saturday for the second Dreamwork Foundations workshop where we’ll deepen our skills by exploring dream series, recurring elements, and psychological patterns. We’ll learn techniques to track motifs, uncover personal themes, and map the connections between dreams and inner work.
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1 month ago | 
theartemisian.com | Alyssa Polizzi
As part of the Dreamwork Foundations program, I’m offering up a mini lesson on tending our dreams using the interpretive tools of Jungian psychology and the imaginal exploration of Archetypal psychology. This lesson builds on the techniques from the introductory workshop—if you haven’t watched that yet, I highly recommend starting there.
