Full Course Description
Within every woman there lives a powerful force, filled with good instincts, passionate creativity, and ageless knowing. She is the Wild Woman, who represents the instinctual nature of women. A new generation of women are reading Women Who Run With the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype. The book shows us how societal norms and expectations can stifle women and helps us reconnect with the fierce, healthy, visionary attributes of this instinctual nature.
What to bring:
🌟Purchase a $0.99 college ruled composition book.
🌟A 3-ring binder with twelve dividers is recommended, but not required.
🌟Colored pencils, eraser, a ruler and plain white paper for creative activities.
🌟Any favorite quotes or passage from the book to share is great!
To get you started, take a few minutes of quiet time to reflect and journal on these questions.
Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés unfolds rich intercultural myths, fairy tales, and timeless folk tales to explore the archetypes of women liberated from gendered roles, and underscores the importance of spirituality and connection with instinct and one's sense of self. Through the stories and commentaries in this remarkable book, we retrieve, examine, love, and understand the Wild Woman, and hold her against our deep psyches as one who is both magic and medicine.
Are you ready for a powerful shift to reconnect with your authentic sense of self? Woman Who Run With the Wolves has lessons for men as well as women. Each session, we will read and discuss passages, supporting materials, and explore recurring themes. Come ready for group discussions and journaling.
Visit www.archive.org for free access to the book. Books can also be acquired through interlibrary loan or used copies purchased from www.abebooks.com or www.thriftbooks.com. You can find audio readings on YouTube.com.
What to bring:
🌟Purchase a $0.99 college ruled composition book.
🌟A 3-ring binder with twelve dividers is recommended, but not required.
🌟Colored pencils, eraser, a ruler and plain white paper for creative activities.
🌟Any favorite quotes or passage from the book to share is great!
To get you started, take a few minutes of quiet time to reflect and journal on these questions.
- Where does inspiration come from?
- How are you tapping into the creative process in your life?
- What daily practice are you doing that increases your well-being?
Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés unfolds rich intercultural myths, fairy tales, and timeless folk tales to explore the archetypes of women liberated from gendered roles, and underscores the importance of spirituality and connection with instinct and one's sense of self. Through the stories and commentaries in this remarkable book, we retrieve, examine, love, and understand the Wild Woman, and hold her against our deep psyches as one who is both magic and medicine.
Are you ready for a powerful shift to reconnect with your authentic sense of self? Woman Who Run With the Wolves has lessons for men as well as women. Each session, we will read and discuss passages, supporting materials, and explore recurring themes. Come ready for group discussions and journaling.
Visit www.archive.org for free access to the book. Books can also be acquired through interlibrary loan or used copies purchased from www.abebooks.com or www.thriftbooks.com. You can find audio readings on YouTube.com.
Benefits and Outcomes
- Boost your mood, increase your enthusiasm!
- Hon in on spontaneous insight, inspiration, joy.
- Tap into the Active Imagination (a Jungian approach to the creative process).
- Develop an essential daily practice to de-escalate stress.
- Hon in on spontaneous insight, inspiration, joy.
- Tap into the Active Imagination (a Jungian approach to the creative process).
- Develop an essential daily practice to de-escalate stress.
The Power of Shared Storytelling
Kim Morgan wants you to know every woman has the inherent right to know where the fountainhead of her power lies. We use archetypes to help us make sense of our inner world and daily life. Through archetypes we are able to understand more about who we are and what drives us. You'll come away from class with an essential daily practice and a personal project to decrease stress and improve your well-being.
About What You Can Expect
You’re invited to these sessions to explore:
• Your archetypal threads and patterns.
• Inner landscapes and sacred places.
• Aspects of yourself and the day-to-day challenges you face.
• Your inner strengths and deep convictions.
• The power to restore and re-story meaning and purpose in your life.
• New perspectives of yourself and your creative potential.
• Your archetypal threads and patterns.
• Inner landscapes and sacred places.
• Aspects of yourself and the day-to-day challenges you face.
• Your inner strengths and deep convictions.
• The power to restore and re-story meaning and purpose in your life.
• New perspectives of yourself and your creative potential.
Participation with discussion, storytelling, and journaling
It takes a while to find likeminded, kindhearted people you feel comfortable with. In our workshops, we share in small group sessions what matters most to our emotional well-being or what could be important in living a fulfilled life. We enjoy an hour or two of learning and growing together.
You don't have to be a writer or meditate to practice mindfulness. Just show up with curiosity and an open heart. This is not a meditation group or writing class. This is a group for those who want to learn how to fulfill their creative potential.
You don't have to be a writer or meditate to practice mindfulness. Just show up with curiosity and an open heart. This is not a meditation group or writing class. This is a group for those who want to learn how to fulfill their creative potential.
Other surprising, important benefits of using mindfulness in personal writing
Virtual Program Coming Soon!A [Free] Livestreaming Course on YouTubeInto the Heart of the Feminine. This is an ongoing study with a live chat. Sign up for the newsletter for details, or contact Kim directly with your questions. This is not an exclusive event, but for both men and women.
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