Gabriela! Hope this request is not too far out but if you could have classes/publications/ gatherings about mythopoetics that would be great ;p. Can't afford to fly to Devon to study with Dr Martin Shaw LOL. Have an idea of it from Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estes but would love to deepen the knowledge around it to be a better story keeper~
Thanks so much for speaking with us, as well as your beautiful writing.
Meeting up occasionally would be great in weaving the field we share with you; also a moment to create a field, for inspired feelings and ideas to arise.
This text on our animal companions is so beautiful and helps to bring their genuine essence amongst us; so valuable in these times where we can find ourselves questioning what it is to be human; to be who we are and to feel where we presently stand in the world in relation to created, human confusion. The clarity of being who we and our instincts have always been honoured in shamanic communities, as our roots are much deeper than our minds may remember and animal 'being', may look us squarely in the eye and its' infinite connections.
Gabriela! Hope this request is not too far out but if you could have classes/publications/ gatherings about mythopoetics that would be great ;p. Can't afford to fly to Devon to study with Dr Martin Shaw LOL. Have an idea of it from Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estes but would love to deepen the knowledge around it to be a better story keeper~
Thanks so much for speaking with us, as well as your beautiful writing.
Meeting up occasionally would be great in weaving the field we share with you; also a moment to create a field, for inspired feelings and ideas to arise.
This text on our animal companions is so beautiful and helps to bring their genuine essence amongst us; so valuable in these times where we can find ourselves questioning what it is to be human; to be who we are and to feel where we presently stand in the world in relation to created, human confusion. The clarity of being who we and our instincts have always been honoured in shamanic communities, as our roots are much deeper than our minds may remember and animal 'being', may look us squarely in the eye and its' infinite connections.
Wickerman