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John C. Woodcock
John C. Woodcock holds a doctorate in Consciousness Studies (1999). His thesis articulates the process and outcome of a spiritual ordeal that lasted twenty years. At first it seeme...ver maisJohn C. Woodcock holds a doctorate in Consciousness Studies (1999). His thesis articulates the process and outcome of a spiritual ordeal that lasted twenty years. At first it seemed to John that he was undergoing a purely personal psychological crisis but over time, with assistance from his various mentors, he discovered that he was also participating in the historical process of a transformation of the soul as reflected in the enormous changes occurring in our culture, often referred to as apocalyptic.
During this difficult period of John’s life, he wrote two books: "Living in Uncertainty Living with Spirit" and "Making of a Man". Both books are now expanded into second editions (2012).
Over time John began to discern soul movement, comprising hints of the unknown future, from within our present apocalyptic upheavals. John’s next three books, "The Coming Guest", "The Imperative", and "Hearing Voices", explore this phenomenon more fully by describing the initiatory process and outcome of a human being’s becoming a vehicle for the expression of the unknown future, through the medium of his or her art. John’s next two books, "Animal Soul", and "Manifesting Possible Futures", establish a firm theoretical ground for the claim that the soul is urging us towards the development of new inner capacities that together can discern and artistically render hints of possible futures through participation and resonance. His book, "Overcoming Solidity", continues this exploration in terms of “transformation of worlds”. Its focus is on our current structure of consciousness and its correlative world which we call empirical reality. He shows how the development of capacities necessary to discern hints of possible futures involves a kind of violence, due to the “solidity” of modern-day consciousness. His latest book, "Making New Worlds", begins the work of articulating the art form that is emerging in response the soul’s intention to incarnate in the real world.
John currently lives with his wife Anita in Sydney, where he teaches, writes, and consults with others concerning their own journey through the present “apocalypse of the interior,” as it has been called, in his capacity as a practicing Jungian therapist. John and Anita also work with couples in a therapeutic setting.
He may be contacted at jwoodcock@lighthousedownunder.comver menos
Livros de John C. Woodcock
The Coming Guest and the New Art Form Living in Uncertainty, Living with Spirit Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notasManifesting Possible Futures: Towards a New Genre of Literature Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notasUr-Image Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notasOvercoming Solidity: World Crisis and the New Nature Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notasMaking New Worlds: The Way of the Artist Nota: 0 de 5 estrelas0 notas