Dragons, Journeys and Becoming: What Fairy Tales Can Teach Us About Modern Life

Description

Gorana Sandric invites you to explore fairy tales and myths not as stories of the past, but as living maps for navigating modern life. The three-part series is an open and reflective journey for anyone curious about the impact of storytelling on the inner life - especially in moments of transition, searching for direction or meaning, or simply drawn to the idea that stories carry wisdom. You're warmly invited to bring your own experiences, questions, and imagination. Together, through listening, guided drawing, and conversation, we'll explore what ancient narratives can reveal about the challenges we carry today - self-doubt, loss, change, and the courage to become who we are. Not as problems to solve, but as dragons to meet, and perhaps to overcome. Gorana Sandric is a doctoral researcher, leadership consultant, coach, and Jungian analyst-in-training. Session 1: The Call to the Journey (28 October 2026) Stories of departure, identity, and the moment when life invites us beyond what is familiar. Together, we will explore themes of belonging, change, and the search for one's own path. Session 2: Meeting the Dragon (11 November 2026) Stories of challenge, conflict, and courage. We will examine the obstacles that appear in myths and fairy tales and reflect on the "dragons" that each of us encounters in our own lives. Session 3: Return and Transformation (25 November 2026) Stories of renewal, integration, and rediscovering forgotten parts of ourselves. We will explore how transformation often involves returning to life with a deeper sense of self and an additional perspective. All events in the series can be attended independently. Picture: Gorana Sandric

Highlights

• Three-part series exploring fairy tales and myths
• Led by Gorana Sandric, a Jungian analyst-in-training
• Sessions on identity, challenges, and personal transformation

General Information

This event invites participants to explore the relevance of fairy tales and myths in modern life. The series includes three sessions focusing on themes of journey, challenge, and transformation, encouraging reflection and discussion.

Location

St.-Oswalds-Gasse 21, 6300 Zug, Switzerland

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