PREVIOUS PROGRAMS

The May 18th Open House welcomes prospective students who are interested in learning more about Pacifica’s graduate degree programs.

Michael Gellert’s new book tells the story of the Abrahamic God’s inner journey. Who he originally was—a God tormented and divided against himself and humanity—and who he became is a journey from trauma to redemption, from affliction to enlightenment.

In ancient mythology, the Phoenix represents a symbol of great destructive power, but also life-giving rejuvenation. This Roundtable presentation will examine the evolution of the “Phoenix Force” over a 35-year span of X-Men history, including her many retellings, resuscitations, and reincarnations, and invite reflection on what this ancient symbol of regeneration has to say to modern times.

An online 8-week Course with Craig Chalquist

A series of three Sunday evening sessions focusing on the mythologies of the nekyia—a Greek word for the journey to the underworld—in film, art history, literature, music, psychology, and graphic media.

Explore the far-reaching cultural and psychological implications of the psychoanalytic juxtaposition of dreams and delirium in this fascinating talk by award-winning, internationally renown scholar and professor of mystical Judaism, Elliot Wolfson.

A Limited-Enrollment Intensive with Stephen Aizenstat

The Pacifica Experience: A One-Day Introduction to Pacifica’s Degree Programs has been designed to give prospective graduate students a comprehensive introduction and orientation to the distinctive educational features of the school.

The Pacifica Experience: A One-Day Introduction to Pacifica’s Degree Programs has been designed to give prospective graduate students a comprehensive introduction and orientation to the distinctive educational features of the school.