What did you have to forget in order to become who you were supposed to be?
JHMP explores mythology, archetype, shadow, cultural memory, and the stories through which we learn who we are allowed to become.
Remembering what consciousness left out.
Shadow Work for Light Beings
You learned how to seek the light.
Now learn how to see in the dark.
Shadow work is not an invitation to glorify darkness. It is an archaeology of the forgotten self: a practice of recovering information, recognizing projection, meeting rejected parts of identity, and returning with greater discernment.
A six-week live descent.
We move through Shadow, Persona, Projection, Descent, Reclamation, and Integration using Jungian depth psychology, mythology, feminist myth criticism, embodied inquiry, and story.
Enter the ShadowMyth is not dead history. It is a living technology of memory.
Jessica Heilig Montanez Prince is a mythologist, writer, performer, educator, and PhD candidate in Mythological Studies whose work explores archetype, the Divine Feminine, the Crone, shadow, cultural memory, and embodied ways of knowing.
Her teaching brings mythology into conversation with depth psychology, performance, feminist inquiry, and lived experience. The aim is not to hand you another identity. It is to help you hear what your existing identity may have required you to forget.
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