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From Information to Inspiration: An Interdisciplinary Career Based on Myth, Music, Depth Psychology, and the Arts - Pacifica Graduate Institute

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As a cultural historian, Kayleen Asbo has crafted a fascinating career by weaving together mythology, depth psychology, music, literature, and women’s studies. She uses this interdisciplinary tapestry to teach, lecture, perform, and lead cultural, historical, and spiritual pilgrimages around the world in a remarkable set of venues. She has perfected the ability to offer experiential learning through her sheer passion for what she does. She cannot imagine how each of these fields could be contemplated as being separate from one another. Kayleen refers to her “medieval imagination,” through which she views things in terms of their “hidden wholeness.” As a pianist and composer who works regularly with symphonies and operas in the San Francisco Bay area, she is keenly aware that most of us can enjoy music and be moved by it. However, we can gain an entirely new, multidimensional, and valuable perspective by understanding the foundation upon which a given piece of music rests—whether it’s t

As a cultural historian, Kayleen Asbo has crafted a fascinating career by weaving together mythology, depth psychology, music, literature, and women’s studies. She uses this interdisciplinary tapestry to teach, lecture, perform, and lead cultural, historical, and spiritual pilgrimages around the world in a remarkable set of venues. She has perfected the ability to offer experiential learning through her sheer passion for what she does. She cannot imagine how each of these fields could be contemplated as being separate from one another. Kayleen refers to her “medieval imagination,” through whic

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