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The Lakota Vision Quest:
Initiation and Individuation

CANCELLED

Lecture Presented by
Dyane N. Sherwood, Ph.D.Friday, March 13
7 – 9:30 PM 

Due to the current CoVid-19 Coronavirus situation in St. Louis, the Board of Directors has decided to cancel this weekend event. All registrants will receive a full refund.

Due to the current CoVid-19 Coronavirus situation in St. Louis, the Board of Directors has decided to cancel this weekend event. All registrants will receive a full refund.

Coyote: The Great North American Trickster

Cancelled

Workshop Facilitated by
Dyane N. Sherwood, Ph.D.

Saturday, March 14
9 AM – 3 PM

Mature Spirituality: Engaging with the Mystery
James Hollis Jungian LecturerLecture Presented by
James Hollis, Ph.D.
Friday, May 1
7 – 9:30 PM 

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For more information about either of our May 2020 Hollis events, click on the event’s title.

Portraits in Pathology

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Workshop Presented by
James Hollis, Ph.D. 

Saturday, May 2
9 AM – 1 PM 

Lectures and Workshops

3rd Annual Play & Call For Auditions

POSTPONED

More information on the Society’s 2020 play, including audition and showtimes, here.

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