Morphology Greek Gods: Mercury, Mars, Venus

Morphology  is the study of the form and structure of living organisms. The word  comes from the Greek ‘morphe’ meaning shape and ‘logos’ science. Shape  is at the very heart of the mystery of embodiment. From the smallest microbe  or snow crystal to huge galactic clusters, to plants, animal life and  the human body, the same simple patterns reappear: circle, spiral, line,  curve.Learning  to read the text of nature was in the past reserved for high initiates.  The Greeks taught morphology through stories connected to their twelve  major gods. For stories arise out of embodiment. Our life story and our  physical form are intimately linked.Through  studying these stories we can’ like the ancient initiates, begin to  experience the embodiment they illustrate. For instance, Mars is  masculine and combative, impulsive and passionate. By plunging into his story and becoming Mars  for a moment can we begin to envision his physical form? Saturn is  misogynist and cynical, what does he look like? What does it feel to be  him? Moon’s moods are constantly changing, she waxes and wanes and complains a lot. Her body doesn’t look anything like  Saturn’s.Our  work during this workshop will be to use our dreaming tools: we will  enter into each of these gods, seek to discover their specific  embodiment, ask ourselves what it feels like and what it means physically, psychologically,  mentally and spiritually to be in their specific embodiment. We will  then look at it from the outside and learn to identify in others the  signs of these major prototypes.This  is the third of four workshops studying the twelve Greek Gods. By the  end of the series you will be able to identify each of these prototypes  and recognize how they combine to create in each of us a unique personality. This  third workshop will cover Mercury, Mars and Venus.

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13:00-14:30 Session I

14:30-15:00 Break

15:00-16:30 Session II

16:30-17:30 Lunch

17:30-19:00 Session III

19:00-19:30 Break

19:30-21:00 Session IV

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8:00-9:30 Session I

9:30-10:00 Break

10:00-11:30 Session II

11:30-12:30 Lunch

12:30-14:00 Session III

14:00-14:30 Break

14:30-16:00 Session IV

Cost workshop GBP 270 or 540 if you take both Morphology and Reversing the 10 plagues

US$ 330 or 660 if you take both Morphology and Reversing the 10 plagues

Discount 10% if you are a regular SOI student therefore GBP 243 or 486 (300 US$ or 600) for the 2 workshops

To book your space please email soiuk@outlook.com