Many books discuss dream analysis from various angles. Some are more psychologically minded, and I tend to favor the books based on Jungian concepts of dreamwork and the unconscious, such as The Wisdom of the Dream by Merrill Berger and Stephen Segaller. Others, like Jeremy Taylor’s Wisdom of Your Dreams, feel more easily digestible and solid, examining dreams and the … More Dreamwork: Wrestling with our Dreams
A DREAM REVISITED I have written in the past about the Ouroboros symbol of the snake biting its tail before. This symbol had adopted me, or I had adopted it after a dream I had in 2017. Perhaps it was always there, buried in my unconscious. The dream I’ve written of before was at my … More Trust in the Return: Ouroboros revisited
An audio version of this article is below, if you would like to listen instead. Although I am more familiar with western mythology and fairy tales than I am with eastern myth and fairy tales, today I would like to delve a little into eastern mythology – and this article may sound more personal in … More THE DANCE OF SHIVA NATARAJA
This article contains some spoilers for the Foundation series on AppleTV. I like to think that psychotherapy is in part, about trying to understand the narrative of one’s life. This is not such a simple thing because our narrative, as we explore it in psychotherapy, involves following the many threads that are woven into the fabric of our life. … More Mural of Souls
Follow Your Myth 