Buried into all of us is what Clarissa Pinkola Estés, author of Women Who Run With the Wolves refers to as “the one who knows”—the instinctive, intuitive nature. This, she teaches, is the source of creativity and understanding that lies out of sight in darkness, often called the unconscious. On Seeing in the Dark, we join the esteemed Jungian psychoanalyst and beloved author to learn how to perceive through the eyes of the soul as well as through the eyes of the ego.

On two CDs of empowering insights, special prayers of blessing, and additional original stories—told here for the first time—Dr. Estés inspires us to find our own one-of-a-kind voice and trust in our ability to “see beyond the obvious, to see beyond the cultural,” as she introduces:

ª  “The Fire Owl”—an all-new tale about reclaiming the fire of enthusiasm when others would try to steal it away

ª  “The Corpse Bride”—an all-new story about the hope which cannot die and the power of redemption

ª  “The Erl König,” “The Rebbe in Prison”, “The Man Who Sought Treasure Afar” and more.

We are weakly linked or else severed from the wild and wise self… Yet, deep creative life is informed by the realm of mystery, dreams, sudden knowings; the shadow.

Seeing in the Dark is an inspiring call to “mine the raw gems of spirit, soul, and creative life—again, or for the very first time.” Note: Portions of this program are excerpted from the full-length audio course Mother Night.