Running Toward The Wild Woman! – Part 1 We are continuing our study of Women Who Run with the Wolves. Last week’s discussion centered around the importance of using stories to begin the work of reclamation of our souls. We continue, then, with a story Dr. Estes entitles “La Loba.” La Loba “There is an [...]
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Women Who Run With The Wolves – “Singing Over The Bones” (Introduction)
Posted by KWiz on February 5th, 2007
How Wild Are You? I’m excited! Today begins our first day in our study of Women Who Run with the Wolves. And as I said last week, we’re starting with the introductory chapter, “Singing Over the Bones.” Dr. Estes begins the chapter with: “Wildlife and the Wild Woman are both endangered species. Over time, we [...]
Reclaiming Ourselves – Women Who Run With The Wolves
Posted by KWiz on January 29th, 2007
Before the new year one evening as I was doing some laundry, I noticed a book my husband had in his library that I’ve seen many times over the years but have never been compelled to pick up. This night, though, the book called out to me. I wrote a post about my experience of [...]
Creation Out Of Chaos
Posted by KWiz on January 7th, 2007
We all begin as a bundle of bones lost somewhere in a desert, a dismantled skeleton that lies under the sand. It is our work to recover the parts. –Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Ph.D. from Women Who Run With the Wolves It is so fascinating to watch my daughter sometimes (well, most of the time). When [...]
