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Exploring Jungian Psychology Through Short Films. (Formally Lauralewisbarrfilms.com) LAUGH!
Join us to explore psychology, spirituality, and innerwork — through fairytales, mythology, storytelling and homemade stop motion films!
We love the work of Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell, Michael Meade, Marie Louise Von Franz, Edward Edinger, Helen Luke….

Thoughtful films, made with love.
I’m Laura Lewis-Barr, an award-winning stop-motion filmmaker and educator.
My focus is on animating fairy tales and mythic stories for personal and collective transformation.
I make my micro budget films in my basement in Chicago.

Fairy tales are the simplest and purest expressions of the collective unconscious and thus offer the clearest understanding of the basic patterns of the human psyche. -Marie Louise Von Franz
Practicing symbolic thinking is often (in Edward Edinger’s words) a “defeat for the ego.” Continuing to practice is important, as well as being willing to “not know or understand.” Our films are one way that we practice learning the language of the unconscious. This is the language of dreams, myths, fairy tales, art, scripture, and synchronicities.
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Thoughts on the Girl Without Hands (Part 2 of 3)
psychescinema.com/brothers-grimm-the-girl-without-hands-part-2/
This wonderful quote from Marie Louise Von Franz is helping me as I work through exploring the fairy tale - "The Girl Without Hands." “Jung See More
A great reminder that the myth of Hades and Persephone is always happening and we can see it happening in our own lives and the See More
I've been exploring the depth psychology of the fairy tale, The Girl Without Hands. It is a powerful tale with containing soul medicine. psychescinema.com/the-girl-without-hands-fairy-tale-medicine/ See More
Wonderful (and affordable!) online February "Natural Spirituality Conference." I'll be sharing a wonderful process for exploring the fairy tale, "The Girl Without Hands." This gathering See More
Blog post with spoilers!
The Archetypal Film "One Battle After Another"
The Archetypal film "One Battle After Another"
The Moon, from Guido Bonatti Liber Astronomiae 1550 #FolkloreSunday
In The Gift: Creativity and the Artist in the Modern World, Lewis Hyde says, “There is no technology, no time-saving device that can alter the See More
Wynken, Blynken, and Nod one night sailed off in a wooden shoe — Sailed on a river of crystal light, into a sea of dew. See More
More on this wonderful online February conference which highlights small groups who explore their nighttime dreams together throughout the weekend. A wonderful array of workshops. See More
A winter conference to recommend. I will be there! www.nsrgathering.org/about.html
Jung's work has shown us that fairy tales, like dreams, are not what they seem to be. There is a fwisdom in myths and fairy See More
I always tell students not to memorize my lecture, but to try to interpret fairy tales themselves, for that is the only way to learn. See More



So excited for this! I love your work. I have my own doll.collection now too.
Thank you! Excited to hear about your dolls and your work with them. Thanks for the comment. xoxo