Osiris

The modern Western movement to embrace Eastern spiritual traditions usually stops with India and the Orient. Westerners have yet to discover the wisdom that dates back even further to ancient Egypt. With a Jungian perspective, clinical psychologist Dr. Thom F. Cavalli plumbs that wisdom through the myth of Osiris, the green-skinned Egyptian god of vegetation and the Underworld. As no one else has done, Cavalli draws on Osiris’s death and resurrection as a guide to spiritual transformation.

Osiris Molina is such a master, and his triumphant performance brought the entire house to its feet.³ -Richard Rand, Tuscaloosa News Dr. Osiris J. Molina is Associate Professor of Clarinet at The University of Alabama. A native of Elizabeth, New Jersey, he has considerable experience as a soloist, chamber and orchestral musician. Dr. Molina¹s professional accomplishments have taken him overseas and across the country. In 2014 he was heard in recital at the University of Florida, the Oklahoma Clarinet Symposium, with the Cavell Trio at the Baton Rouge ICA ClarinetFest, and as Clarinet Mentor at the Hot Springs Music Festival.