Searching for the Spirit of the Depths in Modern Times “We live in a world that seems to have lost any sense of mystery. Science, technology, a mechanistic approach to life, and rational thought seem to have eclipsed our sense of wonder and meaning, because they seem to explain so many things that used to make the world magical. For many people, traditional religion no longer satisfies us, no longer connects us to the sacred, and does not give us a real connection to our own depths. We no longer feel connected to a larger cosmic order. We have paid a great emotional price for this loss. Carl Gustav Jung showed us that the inner world has its own vast, unexplored territories. His discovery of synchronicity shows us that the inner and outer world are meaningfully connected. Jung’s psychology can be seen as an attempt to re-enchant the world, to restore our sense of amazement and re-spiritualize the world.” Lionel Corbett We invite you to join us in this search for the spirit of the depths, in Brazil, a country known by its vibrant fusion of different religious beliefs and practices and cultural diversity. Brazil is also known for the high percentage of spiritual and anomalous experiences spread in the general population and for famous mediums such as Francisco Cândido Xavier and Divaldo Pereira Franco.

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