(If you are new here and you are interested in this study, please page down to the “Article Series” link below, or “Women Who Run With The Wolves” in the Category section in the sidebar to the right to view previous reflections.) The Women Who Run With the Wolves series is back! Finding That Intuition [...]
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I am thankful for… INTUITION
Posted by KWiz on April 17th, 2007
I am thankful for the gift of intuition. In fact, I am on a quest to reclaim my intuitive sense. Really, I hadn’t developed it all that well in the past (interestingly enough, it never crossed my mind that it ought to be developed in the first place). Yet, in reclaiming my own self (as [...]
Women Who Run With The Wolves – Chapter 3 (Part 2)
Posted by KWiz on April 9th, 2007
(If you are new here and you are interested in this study, please page down to the “Article Series” link below, or “Women Who Run With The Wolves” in the Category section in the sidebar to the right to view previous reflections.) Finding That Intuition (Part 2) As I stated in the last article in [...]
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Posted by KWiz on March 26th, 2007
(If you are new here and you are interested in this study, please page down to the “Article Series” link below, or “Women Who Run With The Wolves” in the Category section in the sidebar to the right to view previous reflections.) Finding That Intuition Oh, how I’ve been waiting to get to this place! [...]
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Posted by KWiz on March 19th, 2007
(If you are new here and you are interested in this study, please page down to the “Article Series” link below to view prior reflections.) The Quest for the Wild Woman Last week in our reflection, we discussed four key questions we must begin with as we seek to reconstruct and reclaim ourselves as women. [...]
Dreams Deferred?
Posted by KWiz on March 13th, 2007
As I was doing some reflective work in Women Who Run With The Wolves relating to the reclamation and rediscovery of women’s souls, I discovered this image. In my mind, this is what can happen when our dreams, goals, and aspirations are relegated to the dunghill, the trash heap, the landfill. We were once lively [...]
Women Who Run With The Wolves – Chapter 2 (Part 2)
Posted by KWiz on March 12th, 2007
The Quest For The Wild Woman In the last article in our series of “Women Who Run With The Wolves” reflections, I suggested we continue with asking ourselves the questions we need to ask ourselves in order to reclaim ourselves. Before we get into that discussion, however, I need to backtrack a bit. If you [...]
Women Who Run With The Wolves – Chapter 2 (Part 1)
Posted by KWiz on March 5th, 2007
The Quest for the Wild Woman As we continue our discussion and reflection of Women Who Run With The Wolves, Dr. Estes begins Chapter 2 entitled “Stalking the Intruder: The Beginning Initiation” by saying, “In a single human being there are many other beings, all with their own values, motives, and devices.” These different aspects [...]
That Wild Woman! Well…
Posted by KWiz on February 26th, 2007
In last week’s “Women Who Run With The Wolves” post, I indicated we were going to be studying Chapter 2 – Stalking the Intruder: The Beginning Initiation. In this chapter, Dr. Estes tells the story of “Bluebeard,” the antagonist born within us that: “severs the woman from her intuitive nature…leav[ing] the woman deadened in feeling, [...]
Women Who Run With The Wolves – Chapter 1 (Part 2)
Posted by KWiz on February 19th, 2007
Running Toward The Wild Woman – Pt. 2 We are continuing our quest of discovering who we truly are as women as we study Women Who Run with the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Ph.D. So far, our work has been preliminary, just trying to lay the groundwork for an intense work of the soul. [...]
