Forgiveness, Healing and the Deep Imagination – by Mary Diggin Published in Imaginews, the Imagery International journal, Dec 2014. In Latin, īgnōscō, the word we translate as forgiven, means to not know. It implies that once something is forgiven, it is no longer...
This article was originally published on www.deepimagery.net: http://deepimagery.net/?p=510 Traditional Shamanism is a healing practice that is tied to specific cultural interpretations and rituals. It involves a practitioner reaching altered states of consciousness...
Mary will lead a deep imagery/ptpp training in Canada beginning October 2015. We are holding the training over 3 sessions, 4 days each. Year One dates: Training # 1 Start supper October 15th, 2015 Finish October 19th 2015. (If 19th not available 14th –...
originally published on deepimagery.org http://deepimagery.net/blog/2014/08/14/does-the-ptpp-work-with-shadow/ What is “shadow?” Shadow is a term used in Jungian Depth psychology to name in a collective way, all those parts of ourselves that we are either not aware of...
Mary has worked with the Personal Totem Pole Process as a means of accessing the deep imagination for over 20 years and is a certified trainer with the IIVR. Her particular interests are in the intersection between myth, storytelling, ritual and deep imagery as well...
Sweating rituals have a long and sacred tradition as a healing ceremony in many cultures. The forms we are most familiar with today are those that have been preserved by in Native American traditions. Mary was taught to pour water by Felipe Ortega, a Jicarilla Apache...
Pottery I love micaceous clay pottery. Micaceous clay is a clay that naturally contains a high propotion of mica. Mica is a great natural conductor of heat & as a result, allows micaceous cookware to hold heat extremely well. The local Pueblos & native peoples...
Deep Imagery/Personal Totem Pole Process (PTPP) is not the type of imagery work often referred to as “visualization” whereby a guide is expected to lead the person undertaking the imagery work, down a fairly set path, with a prescribed goal in mind. That is, it is not...
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