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The Twelve Wild Swans
The Twelve Wild Swans The Twelve Wild Swans: A Journey to the Realm of Magic, Healing and Action by Starhawk and Hilary Valentine came out in 2001. The Twelve Wild Swans is an introduction to a mature level of Wicca … Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Mythology, Psychology, Wicca
Tagged 2001, A Journey To The Realm of Magic, activism, Avalon, Being Carried Away, Brothers, Center, Chanting, Criticism, Dance, Dreaming the Dark, Drugs, Earth-Based Religion, Ecstasy, Face Our Fears, Feminism, Goddess, Healing, Healing and Action, Hilary Valentine, Inner Power, Lunar Cycle, Magic, Meditation, personal growth, Power, Reborn, reclaiming, Rose, Self, Shadow Selves, Silence, Starhawk, The Fifth Sacred Thing, The Spiral Dance, The Twelve Wild Swans, Transformation, Truth or Dare, Vow of Silence, Weaving, Wicca, Wicked Step-Mother, Witchcraft, Zodiac
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Can Love Last?
Can Love Last? Can Love Last: the Fate of Romance over Time by Stephen A Mitchell came out in 2002. I read it in 2011. This book is all about romance and its degradation. Romance is closer to falling … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged 1995, 2011, Betty, Brett, Can Love Last, Commitment, Control, Cultivating and Understanding, Death, Degradation, Desire, Fantasy, Forgiveness, Hate, I Love You, illusion, Lack, Letting Go, Lost, Love, Madonna/Whore, Men, Obtainable, Porn, Power, Private, Reality, Revenge, Romance, Safeness, Secrets, Security, Self, Sex, Stability, Suffer, The Fate of Romance Over Time, Unobtainable, What We Do Not Have, Women
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Ego and Archetype
Ego and Archetype Ego and Archetype: Individuation and the Religious Function of the Psyche by Edward F Edinger came out in 1972. I read it in 2000. It proved very insightful and was very influential on me. Man’s consciousness was … Continue reading
Posted in Mythology, Psychology, Religion
Tagged Able, Alchemey, Alcohol, Alienation, Avarice, Cain, Catholic, Childish, Christ, Christianity, Confession, Cross, Dark Night of the Human Soul, Dependence, Development, Divine Victim, Drugs, Edward Edinger, Ego and Archetype, Ego-Self Axis, Envy, Eog, Father, Fire, Garden of Eden, Gluttony, Gnosis, Gnosticism, God, Greek Tragedy, Hegel, Holy Ghost, Hubrius, Individuation, Individuation and the Religious Function of the Psyche, Inferiority Complex, inflated ego, Irresponsibilty, Ishmael, Job, Jung, Jungian, Keirkgaard, Language, Lucifer, Lust, M L Von Franz, Man, Meglomaniac, Murder, Nirvana, objective, Pride, Prometheus, Psychology, Psychotherapy, Sacrificial, Satan, Self, Self-Destructive, Serpents, Seven Deadly Sins, Signs, Sloth, son, Sophia, St John of the Cross, subjective, Suicide, Symbols, tree of knowledge of good and evil, Tree of Life, Trinity, Wholeness, Wisdom, Wrath, Zeus
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Fragmentation, Memory and the Loss of Self
Fragmentation, Memory and the Loss of Self: Michael Ondaatje’s book of poetry Handwriting Cari Lynn Vaughn, 2000 To do Michael Ondaatje justice when writing about him, it appears as if one must use poetry to describe his poetry. Many … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Poetry, Politics/Economics, Psychology, Religion
Tagged Anil's Ghost, Buddha, Cari Gilkison, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Colonization, Coming Through The Slaughter, Culture, Fragmentaion, Grief, Handwriting, Identity, In The Skin of A Lion, Kirby, Loss, Memories, Michael Ondaatje, Modern Poetry, Mourn, Poem, Poetry, Prose, Running in the Family, Secular Love, Self, Self-hood, Sri Lanka, Temple, The Collected Works of Billy The Kid, The English Patient, There's A Trick I'm Learning To Do With A Knife, Truth, UNCG, War
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