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Welcome Friends!

Do you remember how alive, exciting and fascinating the world was when you were a kid? Would you like to learn about things that can ignite your imagination? Are you curious about dreams, mysteries, mythologies, ancestors, legends and your own inner landscape? Would you like to have some tools and guidance to help you explore dimensions of experience and consciousness that can make daily life extraordinary? If you answered “Yes!” to any of these (and similar) questions, you are not alone.

The Institute of Emerging Psychologies developed the Phoenix Studio and the Phoenix Codex for this type of investigation The Studio is the structure. The Codex is the content.

All learning is student centered and pursued with a sense of play.

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The Phoenix Studio

The Phoenix Studio offers online courses, classes, and guided independent studies to provide students with valuable tools to help them explore interdimensionality, consciousness, and their own unique individual inner landscapes.

You’ll learn how to use these tools to make personal meaning of what you discover.

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The Phoenix Codex

The Phoenix Codex is a structured, academically grounded system of inquiry drawing from mythology, art, Jungian psychology, consciousness studies, history, science, philosophy, mysticism and cross-cultural traditions. It is carefully designed to provide each student with a unique personal experience.

Readings, classes, discussions and exercises allow students to discover and integrate multiple aspects of consciousness, phenomena and experience.

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What To Expect

The result is enhanced balance and communication between the rational and irrational functions, the mundane and the mystic, and the internal and external worlds that can enliven, illuminate and restore wonder to daily existence.

Of course, you’ll still have to take out the trash and do the laundry, but even these tasks might take on more shimmer and deeper meaning. And they’ll likely be more fun.

Warmest wishes,

Dr. Karel James Bouse/Director