The BETA of one of Eivind's trainings is always a unique experience. Since he doesn't believe in pre-designing a journey without input from the people who will go on it, it is actually a realtime creative process. The journey is created as you're on it. This means that your input will directly impact the journey

Of course. First of all, group coaching happens once a week on Mondays at 8pm CET, 2pm EST. It lasts for two hours. Whether you should choose to invest in it or not depends on what level of intensity you're ready for, as this option is bound to bring you into a deeper process than

So you have already traveled in the Realm of Forgotten Kings, have you? Welcome back, it's good to see you again :) If you would like to explore these mythological lands once more, know that the Northern Territories have opened up (we travel due north from the City of Eternal Slumber), and places like Dragoncliff,

For most people, it would make sense to do the home-study program before Reclaim your Inner Throne.  Reclaim your Inner Throne is a very intensive process which will dominate your life for three full months. Journey to the Great Self is not like this, and will give you a taste of our work in a

Of course, this might be true. And the training should be flexible enough to accommodate for that reality. But let's look at it honestly a little. Many people find it hard to choose a path in life. They have so many talents and so many ideas and possibilities, and they never end up choosing. Based

If you wonder about this, you are already advanced and likely have a very conscious relationship to the maps of meaning you use. And so you wonder what our map of meaning is.  Journey to the Great Self is closely connected to the tradition of depth psychology. This means that we place more emphasis on the

Out of all of the wisdom traditions which influence our trainings here at Reclaim your Inner Throne, the tradition of archetypal psychology, pioneered by CG Jung (who called it analytical psychology) is the one which has influenced us the most. The particular map we use here comes from the neo-jungian psychologist Robert Moore.  Together with

Yes, this is a good question. Being in the depth psychology tradition – which is essentially a path of "magic" – we are indebted to people who have been traveling in similar realms before us. People like CG Jung, Robert Moore, Joseph Campbell, Marie-Louise von Franz, Jordan Peterson etc. The wounded healer concept is attributed to Jung