How I helped women break free from archetype limitations and find their uniqueness.
About the feminine
Recently, I've been working a lot with both my clients and those I accompany on the topic of the feminine.
I've noticed something interesting: when describing the processes in these symptoms, metaphors from fairy tales come to mind.
Archetypes from fairy tales are very accurately observed and formulated by society as ways to express feminine energy outwardly: The Frog Princess - I can work wonders, but I can't turn into a princess myself; I need a prince's kiss...
The Princess and the Pea - I'm not pretending; I truly feel everything around me SO intensely that it makes my life unbearable...
I've noticed something interesting: when describing the processes in these symptoms, metaphors from fairy tales come to mind.
Archetypes from fairy tales are very accurately observed and formulated by society as ways to express feminine energy outwardly: The Frog Princess - I can work wonders, but I can't turn into a princess myself; I need a prince's kiss...
The Princess and the Pea - I'm not pretending; I truly feel everything around me SO intensely that it makes my life unbearable...
About the feminine
Recently, I've been working a lot with both my clients and those I accompany on the topic of the feminine.
I've noticed something interesting: when describing the processes in these symptoms, metaphors from fairy tales come to mind.
I've noticed something interesting: when describing the processes in these symptoms, metaphors from fairy tales come to mind.