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OPUS Archives & Research Center invites you to be part of The Once and Future Goddesses Conference, an extraordinary event dedicated to exploring the emergence of the archetypal feminine within the realms of Women’s Spirituality, Mythological Studies, and Depth Psychology. This inspiring gathering will take place on the beautiful Lambert campus of Pacifica Graduate Institute, where we will reflect on past influences and current developments in these vital fields.
The conference will honor the groundbreaking contributions of pivotal figures such as Marija Gimbutas, Charlene Spretnak, Maureen Murdock, and Hallie Iglehart. Their work has significantly shaped the understanding of the feminine archetype and its relevance in contemporary society. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with renowned scholars and participate in discussions that highlight the energy and importance of the women’s spirituality movement and its relevance today.
During the conference, attendees will be given a private tour by Dr. Devon Deimler, Assistant Professor of Mythological Studies at Pacifica Graduate Institute and Curatorial Assistant at OPUS Archives & Research Center of the Campbell/Gimbutas libraries on the Lambert campus. Attendees will be able to view the exhibit of items from Gimbutas and Downing’s collections in-person and virtually.
OPUS Archives & Research Center, located at Pacifica Graduate Institute, is a premier resource in the field of Depth Psychology, exploring the most vital questions of our time. Notably, it is also home to the Joseph Campbell Library, inspired by the work of Joseph Campbell, whose seminal book, “The Hero with a Thousand Faces,” laid the groundwork for modern storytelling and influenced the creation of the iconic “Star Wars” film series.
Date: April 5th & 6th
Location: Pacifica Graduate Institute, Lambert Campus, 249 Lambert Road, Carpinteria, Ca, 93013
Registration Details: https://www.opusarchives.org/events/the-goddesses-revisited-50000-years-later/
For more information: info@opusarchives.org
About OPUS Archives and Research Center:
OPUS Archives & Research Center is dedicated to preserving and promoting the study of Depth Psychology and its related fields. With a commitment to fostering community engagement and scholarly dialogue, OPUS serves as a vital resource for students, researchers, and the public alike.
