Tapping Into Our Sacred Technology: Eidetic Imagery

You carry within you the most sophisticated operating system in the known universe. Yet most of us have never been shown that we have it—or how to use it.
The human brain stores our life experience not only in thoughts and words, but in images—living inner scenes held within the brain and body. Within these images, everything about us can be seen: the patterns we keep repeating, the limitations we struggle to move beyond. And also, held alongside them, is their opposite: the strengths we did not know we had, the brilliance that reveals solutions, our innate capacity for depth, meaning, and the sacred, and the essential gifts waiting to emerge.
This is the foundation of Eidetic Imagery.
Eidetic images—studied and researched in universities around the world—are vivid, living images that can be accessed, felt, and transformed. When we work with them, something profound begins to shift. The psyche naturally moves toward healing, clarity, and the embodiment of our deeper power and wholeness.
In this live experiential session, Jackie Sussman and Ivy Ross will guide you into direct contact with your own inner imagery. You will not simply hear about this work—you will experience it.
You may discover the healing of a limitation, uncover an unrealized strength, or encounter new possibilities for your life, relationships, and work.
We are bringing this practice to Human+Tech Week because any meaningful conversation about human flourishing in the age of AI must begin from the inside out. The more connected we are to our own inner intelligence, creativity, and humanity, the more wisely we can shape the technologies we create.
Come experience the extraordinary wisdom already living within you.

Jackie Sussman
Co-founder of InnerVision. Master Eidetics facilitator with decades of practice helping women access deep healing through the brain's image-forming intelligence.
Ivy Ross
Co-founder of InnerVision. Designer, researcher, and co-author of Your Brain on Art. She explores the intersection of neuroscience, creativity, and what it means to be fully human.