A 4-Week Journey into Self-Exploration, Creativity and Inner Connection.

Join us for an intimate experiential series designed to help you slow down, reconnect with yourself and explore the deeper layers of your inner world through sound meditation with Aya Yan Liang and Jungian Mandala creation and reflection with Orit Transpersonal.

In the midst of daily responsibilities, constant stimulation, and mental noise, many people lose touch with their inner experience. This series offers a gentle opportunity to pause, listen inward, and reconnect with the wisdom that already exists within.

Each gathering combines several deeply connected practices that support self-awareness, emotional regulation, creativity, and reflection.

What We Will Explore

Sound Healing

Each session begins with a guided sound journey designed to help the nervous system settle, release accumulated tension, and enter a more receptive and meditative state.

Chakra Meditation

Through guided meditation, we will explore awareness of the body's energy centers, cultivating greater presence, balance, emotional regulation, and connection with ourselves.

Jungian Mandala Drawing

Mandala drawing becomes a doorway into the symbolic language of the subconscious mind.

Using colors, shapes, symbols, and spontaneous expression, participants are invited to create a mandala that reflects their current inner experience. No artistic skill is required. The focus is not on creating something beautiful, but on allowing something authentic to emerge.

Mandala Reflection & Discussion

Following the drawing process, we will explore the images, emotions, associations, and patterns that appeared within the mandala.

This is not about interpreting art correctly. It is an opportunity to develop a deeper relationship with your own inner world and to discover meanings that may reveal themselves through reflection and dialogue.

No previous meditation or drawing experience is necessary.
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What Is a Jungian Mandala?

During a period of profound personal transformation, Swiss psychiatrist and psychologist Carl Jung began drawing mandalas as a way of observing and understanding his inner experience. Over time, he noticed that these circular images seemed to reflect his psychological state and often revealed aspects of himself that had not yet reached conscious awareness.

As he continued his research, Jung discovered similar symbols appearing across cultures, religions, myths, dreams, and spiritual traditions throughout history. This led him to recognize the mandala as an archetypal symbol of wholeness and an expression of what he called the Self — the deeper organizing center of the psyche.

Jung described the mandala as “the psychological expression of the totality of the Self .”

Creating a mandala is not about artistic skill or producing a beautiful image. It is a process of self-exploration that allows thoughts, emotions, inner conflicts, intuitions, and unconscious patterns to emerge through symbols, colors, shapes, and spontaneous expression.

A mandala often reveals something about our inner world that may be difficult to access through words alone.

Rather than interpreting the image according to fixed meanings, we approach it with curiosity, openness, and reflection, allowing its personal significance to gradually unfold.

No artistic experience is necessary. The invitation is simply to show up, create, and explore what emerges.

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Meet Your Facilitator:

Orit is a Transpersonal Practitioner with over 20 years of experience supporting individuals through life transitions, emotional challenges, personal growth, and self-discovery.

Her work integrates Transpersonal Psychology, Analytical Psychology including Jungian Mandala Drawing and Active Imagination, Dream Exploration in Arnold Mindell's Process-Oriented Psychology, nervous system regulation, mindfulness practices, body-centered approaches and the integration of non-ordinary states of consciousness.

Orit creates a grounded and supportive space where participants can explore their inner world with curiosity, honesty and self-compassion.

Her approach is not to fix, but to help establish a more stable inner foundation, allowing hidden or forgotten parts of the Self to emerge and integrate.

Drawing on more than two decades of experience, Orit guides participants in exploring the symbolic language of the psyche through creativity, reflection and direct experience.
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What This Experience Offers You

Greater self-awareness

Reduced stress and mental overwhelm

A deeper connection with yourself

New insights into recurring emotional patterns

Greater inner clarity

Practical tools for self-reflection

A supportive and meaningful shared experience

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July 10, July 17, July 24, July 31
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Location: Old Palo Alto
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4-Week Series: Sliding Scale $333–$444

Spots are limited. Advance registration is required

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