The Dreaming Way with Toko-pa - Saturday - Feb 27th, 2027 - 4-5:30 PM PT - Online

There is a new world waiting to be realized through each of our lives, one individual at a time. In this talk, Toko-pa introduces her revelatory new book The Dreaming Way. With a unique blend of Sufism, animism, and a Jungian approach to dreams, Toko-pa invites us into the world behind this one. She asks us to consider Sophia - the feminine personification of Wisdom - as a way of naming the animating force behind all of life.

By following Sophia’s guidance, in the symbols and patterns of our own dreams, we are brought into deeper accordance with the course of nature. Not only does this put us onto the path of personal purpose, but that purpose is relational. Following the Dreaming Way, we develop the aptitudes needed to navigate the social, psychological, and ecological challenges of our time.

Takeaways:

• Discover Sophia, the feminine personification of Wisdom, as an animating intelligence woven through all of life.
• Learn to approach dreams as a living relationship with this deeper intelligence, rather than puzzles to be solved.
• Explore how dream symbols and recurring patterns can guide us toward greater alignment with our nature and purpose.
• Understand why our individual purpose is inherently relational, connecting us with one another and the living world.
• Discover how cultivating a relationship with dreams can help us navigate the psychological, social, and ecological challenges of our time.

About:

Toko-pa Turner is a Canadian author and dreamworker whose work explores the reciprocity between psyche and nature. Blending Sufi mysticism with a Jungian approach to dreams, she invites us to befriend the living intelligence at work within our dreams.

Her first book, Belonging: Remembering Ourselves Home, explores the archetype of exile and reimagines belonging as an embodied, ecological, and relational practice. It has been translated into ten languages and received multiple honors, including the 2018 Gold Nautilus Award and the Gold Readers’ Favorite Award.

Her most recent book, The Dreaming Way: Courting the Wisdom of Dreams, is a depth-oriented guide to dreamwork. Praised by mythologist Michael Meade as “remarkable” and described by Jungian analyst Anne Baring as “exquisitely written,” it received the 2025 Gold Nautilus Award for its contribution to the field of Personal Growth. Toko-pa’s work invites us into kinship with the imaginal world, to follow the wisdom of our dreams, and to bring that guidance into how we live in the world.

THIS EVENT WILL BE RECORDED AND SENT OUT TO REGISTRANTS THE FOLLOWING DAY.