11/28 – 7 p.m. Presentation of the book “El camino de los sueños”

With live broadcast on YouTube.

Participants: Francis Elizalde and Facundo Piperno.

Francis Elizalde is a cartographer of the invisible. His work, The path of dreamsis a threshold, a door to another world for onironauts. Its pages take us into the inner geography of the symbols of the unconscious, where they act as living entities that whisper to us truths that we forget.
He interprets dreams not as one who breaks down a mechanism, but as one who listens to the murmur of an ancient forest. His gaze is not clinically objective or academically distant, but that of a walker who has explored the night, conversed with its changing forms and returned with a lighted lantern, like a Tarot hermit.
There is in his writing an ancient wisdom and a subtle tenderness: whose
he knows that every dream is a message wrapped in mystery, and to open it
it requires more reverence than analysis.
Elizalde dares to claim the value of the symbol, the depth of the myth and the truth that is hidden in the imaginary. With a firm and silent step, he draws a bridge between deep psychology and sacred art, reminding us that the soul does not speak in speeches, but in images.
Not by chance, his work resonates with the millennial footprint of the Camino de Santiago, this pilgrimage of bodies and spirits that crosses external and internal landscapes. Like an ancient pilgrim, the author guides us through paths where every dream becomes an opportunity to wake up, because “all life is a dream, and dreams are dreams”.

Francis Elizalde

Francis Elizalde is a psychologist and psychotherapist specializing in Gestalt therapy.
Throughout more than thirty years of clinical and teaching experience, he has combined psychospiritual inquiry and rigorous research with an uncommon poetic sensibility. His interest in the world of dreams has led him to explore its multiple dimensions: from neuroscience to mythical stories, from the clinic to ancestral cultures. He is a member of the management team of the SAT Program and president of the Claudio Naranjo Foundation. He is also a teaching member and supervisor of the Spanish Gestalt Therapy Association. Lives and works in Bilbao.