Embrace Your Death Mother Archetype to Fully Heal.
Death Mother lives in shame and secrecy, and the best way to deal with her is to bring her out into the light so we can cultivate self-compassion.
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archetype
Being Aware of Projection, My Own and Those of Others.
These days, I try to be less 'Whoever You Want Me To Be', and more my own flawed, critical, fumbling and comically self-involved self.
Women-Philosopher Archetypes of the Ancient World.
The archetype of the philosopher-babe encompasses both wisdom and sexiness, something that people even today have difficulty imagining.
The Spiritual Practice of ‘No Shame’.
The deep sense of failure and worthlessness this inspires leads them down a deeper and deeper hole of guilt and shame, which makes them try even harder.
Sex and the Menopausal Woman: Juicy, Alive and Truly Erotic.
Our habitual ways of relating to others, our self-identity as sexual women... are all up for a profound shift as woman enters the cocoon of the menopause.
Sometimes You Are Orange: A Love Letter to My Best Friend. {spoken word poetry}
Your prescription bottles
And prescription glasses are both autumn orange.
I wonder if it’s difficult to discern
which one changes the way you see the world
Sorry, Brené, We Should Feel Ashamed.
Let’s be ashamed of ourselves and talk about our shameful behavior, so that we can make collective decisions based on a desire for connection and belonging.
Unmasking the Witch: The Power of Archetype Work for Women.
So ask yourself: Where is the Witch archetype in my life? Is she operating in shadow right now? What is my relationship to her?
Polarization vs. Polarity: The Lost Gift of Paradox.
J.K. Rowling worked with archetypes in 'Harry Potter', and portrayed this concept of polarity in the relationship between the protagonist and his nemesis.
Divine Mother: Mary, Tara, and That Virgin Business.
Nowadays I am more friendly with the Divine Mother, especially so because Her incarnations, like Mary and Tara, bring compassion to our world.