Alchemy on M.A.R.S.

We’ve Been Misled.

Alchemy—so often dismissed as superstition, as little more than reading tea leaves—has been unfairly maligned. Yet this so-called "outdated art" is a protoscience that laid the groundwork for many of the advances we take for granted today. Historians are beginning to recognize the profound influence alchemy had on the development of modern science, medicine, art, and spirituality. And thanks to C. G. Jung, we now understand alchemy as a symbolic language of transformation—one that speaks not just to matter, but to the soul.

It’s time to set the record straight.

In this five-part seminar series, we’ll trace alchemy back to its ancient roots and uncover how it forged the foundations of modern medicine, religion, art, and science—M.A.R.S.!

Let’s reimagine A.I.—not just as artificial intelligence, but as Alchemical Imagination.

Together, we will re-vision alchemy, distilling its timeless wisdom to illuminate our present and guide our future. Without this inner work, technology risks outpacing soul—the essential, eternal dimension that brings depth, purpose, and sacredness to our human experience. Alchemy is more than metaphor; it’s an applied philosophy with the power to transform lives across generations.

This journey is for those ready to help heal the past, empower the present, and shape a more soulful future—for ourselves, for our descendants, and for the planet.

Join us. Be part of the vital change our times so urgently call for.

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The Alchemical Imagination
in Medicine, Arts, Religion and Science

with author Thom F. Cavalli, Ph.D.

Live-Video Jungian Psychology Seminar Series

Sundays
Sept. 21 - Oct. 19, 2025

10am-12pm Pacific / 1-3pm Eastern
/ 6-8pm GMT

Live via Zoom
+ Video recording will be available

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Sale pricing ends Aug. 8

Thom F. Cavalli

Thom F. Cavalli, Ph.D. is a Jungian psychotherapist, author and coach who provides services throughout the world. He has authored two major books, Alchemical Psychology, Old Recipes for Living in a New World (Putnam 2002) and Embodying Osiris, the Secrets of Alchemical Transformation (Quest 2010) as well as many articles in Psychological Perspectives and The Alchemical Journal. He is a yearly contributor of book reviews and film criticism for The Jung Journal. He gives a wide range of workshops and seminars at Jungian Institutes, mystery schools, and conferences.

His website is: AlchemicalWorks.com