The Maiden King Series: The Reunion of Masculine and Feminine is a unique and historically significant online course originally taught by Marion Woodman and Robert Bly in their landmark Applewood workshop. For the first time ever, this complete six-part program—previously available only on VHS—is now accessible in digital format, with special permission granted to Eva Rider to present and facilitate this work for a global audience.

This profound Jungian depth psychology course explores the symbolic and archetypal dimensions of the masculine and feminine through the Russian fairy tale The Maiden King. Woodman and Bly, two of the most influential voices in depth psychology, myth, and embodied consciousness, guide participants through a rich exploration of relationships, psyche, soul, and the path toward inner integration.

Each session includes original recorded teachings by Marion Woodman and Robert Bly, along with facilitated discussion led by Eva Rider. Participants will engage with archetypal psychology, myth, poetry, music, and symbolic interpretation, uncovering how these timeless patterns illuminate personal experience, creative development, and relational transformation.

This course offers a unique opportunity to experience the original teachings of Woodman and Bly in their own voices, while participating in a contemporary community dialogue that bridges psyche, imagination, and embodied awareness. Their work points toward the reunion of the masculine and feminine not as gender identities, but as universal archetypal forces within the human psyche—an essential step toward individuation, wholeness, and conscious relationship.

This program is especially valuable for therapists, coaches, artists, spiritual seekers, and anyone interested in Jungian psychology, dreamwork, mythology, alchemy, and the symbolic path of personal transformation.

Facilitated by Eva Rider, Jungian depth psychotherapist, this series preserves and transmits the living legacy of Marion Woodman and Robert Bly, making their original teachings accessible to a new generation for the first time in digital form.