For families, spiritual circles, or individuals; for ages 4-104

This practice lasts throughout the 12 days of the American Winter Holiday cycle:

Each day focuses on one question from the 12 stages of individuation, articulated by 20th century psychologist and mystic Carl Jung.

Starting on the Winter Solstice - December 21 - with question one, and continuing with a different question each day through day 12 - New Year’s Day. 

You may engage the questions through meditation or music, drawing or dancing, journaling or scrap-booking.

The 12 questions for 12 Days:

1. 1.Who am I now? How have I changed in the last year? Who am I becoming?
   

2. 2.How do I express myself in my possessions? What values are expressed in my checkbook? My car? My clothes? How has my relationship to possessions, the concrete world, changed in the last year? How do I want it to evolve? How are my feelings mirrored in my possessions?
   

3. 3.How do I communicate with others around me? What needs to be said through me? What have I communicated of importance in the last year? How have I been effective in communication? How would I see my communication evolving?
   

4. 4.What is home for me? How am I nurtured in my home? Whom do I nurture in my home? How has my home changed in the last year? How would I imagine it evolving in the year(s) to come?
   

5. 5.How is creativity coming to birth through me? How do I welcome and celebrate the birth of the Divine Child Within? How do I choose to welcome Creativity in the coming year?
   

6. 6.How do I serve? What service have I offered in the last year? What have been my motives to serve? What will I serve in the coming years?
   

7. 7.Whom do I love? How do I connect with others? How do I open my heart? What closed me down in the last year? How shall I keep my heart open in the year to come?
   

8. 8.How have I experienced death and resurrection in the last year? What reached the end of its cycle and died away? What death have I resisted? What is being reborn? What am I learning about impermanence?
   

9. 9.What do I believe? How are my beliefs evolving? How do I feel about the evolving nature of beliefs and philosophy?
   

10. 10.Who am I in the world? How am I effective in giving my gifts to the world? How has my role in the world changed in the last year? How will I act in the world this coming cycle?
    

11. 11.How do I serve the greater good? What efforts have I made in the last year to reach out beyond myself? How am I called beyond myself in the year to come?
    

12. 12.What new directions, feelings, learnings, inspirations have I gathered from reflecting on these questions? What are my intentions for the coming year?