Podcasts about vasalisa

The Laketown adventurers finish their all-nighter in Vasalisa with Gabriella's family at the breakfast table—with a side helping of drama. --- News, artwork, and more at ⁠⁠PowerWordCrit.com⁠⁠ Rate us on ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ Contact us on ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠, or at PowerWordCrit@gmail.com --- Theme music arranged by Corrin Sparks. Background music used under the standard-license from filmmusic.io. Heavy Interlude by Kevin MacLeod Lord of the Land by Kevin MacLeod Perspectives by Kevin MacLeod Thatched Villagers by Kevin MacLeod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/powerwordcrit/support

With the last task from the Vasalisa HOA, the team faces what might be their greatest challenge yet. --- News, artwork, and more at ⁠⁠PowerWordCrit.com⁠⁠ Rate us on ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ Contact us on ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠, or at PowerWordCrit@gmail.com --- Theme music arranged by Corrin Sparks. Background music used under the standard-license from filmmusic.io. Malicious by Kevin MacLeod Obliteration by Kevin MacLeod Showdown by Kevin MacLeod Thunderbird by Kevin MacLeod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/powerwordcrit/support

The night is long, but Vasalisa's Homeowner Association never sleeps with Gabriella, Izzy, and Stryg's help to clear its backlog of “violations”. --- News, artwork, and more at ⁠⁠PowerWordCrit.com⁠⁠ Rate us on ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ Contact us on ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠, or at PowerWordCrit@gmail.com --- Theme music arranged by Corrin Sparks. Background music used under the standard-license from filmmusic.io. For Originz by Kevin MacLeod Frost Waltz by Kevin MacLeod Galway by Kevin MacLeod Heavy Heart by Kevin MacLeod Run Amok by Kevin MacLeod Suonatore di Liuto by Kevin MacLeod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/powerwordcrit/support

The adventurers continue their journey on the Siren's Wake before reaching Gabriella's old hometown of Vasalisa. --- News, artwork, and more at ⁠⁠PowerWordCrit.com⁠⁠ Rate us on ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠ Contact us on ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠, or at PowerWordCrit@gmail.com --- Theme music arranged by Corrin Sparks. Background music used under the standard-license from filmmusic.io. Master of the Feast by Kevin MacLeod Pale Rider by Kevin MacLeod Pippin the Hunchback by Kevin MacLeod Village Consort by Kevin MacLeod Whimsy Groove by Kevin MacLeod Wholesome by Kevin MacLeod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/powerwordcrit/support

En esta tercera entrega de episodios basados en el libro Mujeres que corren con lo lobos, comparto el cuento Vasalisa. Un relato sobre cómo soltamos la inocencia para descubrir la sabiduría.

A sabida. Vasalisa. A 1ª tatefa: permitir a morte da mãe boa demais. Livro: Mulheres que correm com lobos _ Mitos e histórias do arquétipo da mulher selvagem PG. 58_65

✨ Welcome back, witches ✨In this week's episode, we tell the story of Vasalisa and her journey with Baba Yaga. How does this story relate to the woman psyche? Have a listen!Intro music written and performed by: Cody CarboneOutro music written and performed by: Ryan EigstiEditing and production by: Cody CarboneCover art created by: Paloma RessInstagram: @thespiritualcuriositypodTikTok: @thespiritualcuriositypod

Amber is a facilitator, writer, and performance artist who uses story to design conversations and experiences for women seeking refuge and healing from wounding created inside patriarchal religion. We discuss her calling (as I see it) as a leader in the current wave of Mormon Feminism, seeking Heavenly Mother and expanding the feminine path inside and outside of Mormonism. Kate comes back as a guest-host to interview and discuss the archetypal story of Vasalisa the Wise and what we can learn from her path and apprenticeship under Baba Yaga in this Russian folk tale. These and other stories can be found in the book Women Who Run with the Wolves by Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estes I think you'll enjoy it! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inherimage/support

In the premiere of the Living Goddess podcast, Chameli brings the oftentimes lofty ideas of Goddess, into a felt intimacy that is made possible when we stay close in, receptive, and explore the very first step that is before us. The story about VasaLisa and the doll in her pocket points us to a place many of us encounter in our inner journey where we can no longer “do it”, and that through the practice of receptivity, this place becomes a potent portal for grace and love to take the steering wheel.   Poem: Start close in by David Whyte

O Capítulo III iniciou com o conto "Vasalisa, a sabida", e neste conto, há nove tarefas a serem cumpridas pela psique no processo de iniciação para reinstalar a intuição da mulher selvagem. Participe do Clube do Livro

O Capítulo III iniciou com o conto "Vasalisa, a sabida", e neste conto, há nove tarefas a serem cumpridas pela psique no processo de iniciação para reinstalar a intuição da mulher selvagem. Participe do Clube do Livro

O Capítulo III iniciou com o conto "Vasalisa, a sabida", e neste conto, há nove tarefas a serem cumpridas pela psique no processo de iniciação para reinstalar a intuição da mulher selvagem. Participe do Clube do Livro

Join me for the second episode of our 3-part series on the fascinating psychic figure of the Baba Yaga. Today we explore the nine tasks that Clarissa Pinkola Estes illuminates in relation to this rich and complex folk tale. What challenges are before Vasalisa as she asks the Deep Feminine for the right to her own fire? Musical selection: A Tale of Interiors by Arden Forest --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lori-green2/support

Neste Conto, Clarissa nos apresenta o conto de VASALISA, uma história praticamente intacta da iniciação de uma mulher. O conto fala de como infundir nas mulheres o poder instintivo básico da Mulher Selvagem: a intuição. Participe do Clube do Livro

Desde la provincia de Córdoba, Gabriela Cavallone, habló de “Vasalisa”, la marca de juguetes que lleva adelante y que busca darles protagonismo a las infancias, en especial, a aquellas en las que no se piensa a la hora diseñar, producir y ofrecer juguetes. La misma, “nació hace mucho tiempo, a partir de un proyecto personal donde hice una muñeca para mi hijo, todo de forma intuitiva. Con el tiempo se hizo más clara la falta de la representatividad de los juguetes con los niños que jugaban con ellos”, expresó. Vasalisa “invoca historias de crecimientos, reúne aspectos y trayectos inspirados en cada infancia especial que me desafía a la hora de crearlos”, relató y adelantó la posibilidad de futuros personajes en producción. A su turno, Silvia Augsburger, militante de Igualdad y participe e integrante histórica de Ojo Paritario, el espacio plural y transversal conformado por mujeres comprometidas con la igualdad de género sustancia, se refirió al relevamiento del cumplimiento de la paridad de género en las listas electorales y destacó que buscan “garantizar que se cumplan en todo el país la ley de paridad observando quiénes son las candidatas en las listas y darle más fuerzas y más visibilidad”. Además, en el marco del Día Internacional del Orgullo LGTBIQ+, Agustina Lanza, periodista y codirectora de Feminacida, se refirió a la marcha del Orgullo que sucedió en Buenos Aires en contra los femicidios y travesticidios hacia el Congreso de la Nación. Mujeres de acá, todos los miércoles de 19.00 a 20.00 Con Marcela Ojeda.

¿Cómo es vivir tu vida en tus propios términos? ¿Te has visto siendo la mamá de tu mamá? ¿Qué aspectos de tu casa no te funcionan pero sigues viviendo en esa conciencia? De eso se trata este cuento

Conto um pouco sobre minha experiência no santuário dos lobos (Wolf Connection) e discuto uma parte do terceiro capítulo do livro Mulheres que Correm com os Lobos. Para fazer parte da mentoria em grupo clique aqui:https://laisamaverick.com/pt/formulario-mentoria/WEBSITE:https://laisamaverick.com/pt/Mentoria Individual:https://calendly.com/mavericklaisaInformações mentoria em grupo:https://laisamaverick.com/pt/maverick-mind-program/Entre para a tribo do Telegram:https://t.me/+qluGOnA7P1NmZDFhCirculo de Mulheres whatsapp:https://chat.whatsapp.com/D4UKwV1ZRv878dclCWi9aTEntra também no grupo Psiconautas Brasileiros do facebook pra discutir o assunto e saber sobre os proximos videos:https://www.facebook.com/groups/862641301224047Veja mais informações sobre psicodélicos no meu instagram:https://www.instagram.com/laisamaverick/Um grande abraço!!Laisa MaverickDisclaimer: Esse vídeo tem como objetivo a redução de danos e deve ser utilizado somente para fins educacionais. Não sou responsável nem recomendo a utilização dessas substâncias.WEBSITE:https://laisamaverick.com/pt/Veja mais informações sobre psicodélicos no meu instagram:https://www.instagram.com/laisamaverick/Entre para a tribo do Telegram:https://t.me/+qluGOnA7P1NmZDFhCirculo de Mulheres whatsapp:https://chat.whatsapp.com/D4UKwV1ZRv878dclCWi9aTEntra também no grupo Psiconautas Brasileiros:https://www.facebook.com/groups/862641301224047

Join Kelly of KarmicTools.com for Venus Cycle MidPoint!THUR/Oct 13th @8pm (eastern)  /  5pm (pacific)Register HERE:https://KellyMBeard.com/circle-up/free-community-event/This will be our guiding Story for the next 9-months of Reclamation. I'm excited about getting together tomorrow for another Venus Open House! This is a special time when Venus prepares to disappear from the sky and return as the Evening Star to kick off our Reclamation Soul Work. Whether you've followed her cycle or not, we have all been through the last 9-months of shedding old values and priorities and letting go of old roles & responsibilities just so we could get to here & now when we will call in a much Higher Level of Relating with Others going forward. The Venus Circle gathers every month to follow her cycle but I always open it up at the MidPoint for new people to get their Venus Reading + Custom Guide, which is still relevant through July 2023 and holds all the Tools + Your Personal Venus Activations for the entire cycle. This is our October Community Event so Please feel free to SHARE this Note+Access with those you think would resonate with this information & format. I plan to go over the Venus Cycle, the Cardinal Signs and the Activations. I will also offer the Energetic Support from the Sky Council, around this alignment, we'll do some Divinations & Meditation, then we will close with a Shamanic Drum Journey to ask our Angels, Ancestors & Animal Spirit Guides to share any wisdom they think will help each of us navigate this potent time.  Please feel free to Register or Reply to this email with Your Birth Date/Time/Place if you would like to know what is being activated for you personally or to request the Replay Link if you can't join us live. OneLove,Kelly☆ Shamanic Astrologer☆ www.KarmicTools.com☆ and☆ Mystic Mentor & ☆ Earth Medicine Practitioner☆ www.KellyMBeard.com ☆ https://www.youtube.com/c/KarmicTools ☆ https://instagram.com/TheSacredSandbox ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆Support the show

We are back with everyone's favorite forest witch, the Baba Yaga. Our stories this time include Finist the Bright Falcon, the Bear Tsar, and Vasalisa the Beautiful. Maddie's favorite was Vasalisa, while Tucker's is the Bear Tsar! The Baba Yagas in the story both guide the protagonists and scare the crap out of them. It's a grand old time! If you have any myths, stories, ghost stories, hauntings, questions, suggestions, feedback, corrections, or if you would like to become a sponsor for future episodes please email us at : addstoryteller@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/addstoryteller/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/addstoryteller/support

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After a shocking ending to the first season, we return to discover that Rosa (aka Baba Yaga) is still unconscious, and Grimalkin and Barnaby have struck out on their own to recruit help. Ari, Naomi, Olivia and Baz have joined them on this journey, but after hearing a disturbing story about Baba Yaga, they begin to second guess that decision...Rated PG: light peril and ghostly subjects. More guidance for parents is available on our website. https://www.thewitchinthewoodspodcast.squarespace.com"We Owe Them" was written, directed and audio designed by Becky McLaughlin and features the voice talents of:Jon Furr as BarnabyCaitlin Stafford as GrimalkinMaddox Butler as BazAstoria McLaughlin as NaomiKrynn McLaughlin as OliviaRiley Meehan as AriSara Butner as Mrs. Hathaway"Vasalisa the Beautiful" was directed and audio designed by Becky McLaughlin and features the voice talents of:Jon Furr as Barnaby the NarratorPiper Machado as VasalisaSandy Scott as Vasalisa's MotherSara Butner as The Wicked StepmotherEmily Emerson as Baba YagaWe are also now accepting fan art to put on our YouTube channel, and YOUR original scary stories for us to dramatize! See below for links:Send your fan mail to grimalkinthegreat@gmail.comSend your fan art to thewitchinthewoodspod@gmail.comSend your original scary stories to the witchinthewoodspod@gmail.com and visit our website for guidelines!Follow us on social media @thewitchinthewoodspodSupport us on Patreon to get great perks like extra scary stories and original spooky art in our sticker of the month club! https://www.patreon.com/thewitchinthewoodspodEpisodes will also be available SOON on our YouTube channel with captions and original fan art!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNFDMW4T279qmYLw3u8936gThe Witch in the Woods Podcast is a Zombie Burrito Production and was written and executive produced by Becky McLaughlin. Theme music by Ken Ashford with sounds from Zapsplat.com.

En este episodio de ZORRAS Y LOBAS, hablamos la intuición. Para ello, narramos el cuento de "Vasalisa", incluido en el libro de "Mujeres que corren con los lobos", de Clarissa Pinkola Estés. Puedes escribirnos un e-mail contándonos lo que quieras, incluso si quieres que lo contemos en el podcast, a zorrasylobas@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

En este episodio de ZORRAS Y LOBAS, hablamos la intuición. Para ello, narramos el cuento de "Vasalisa", incluido en el libro de "Mujeres que corren con los lobos", de Clarissa Pinkola Estés. Puedes escribirnos un e-mail contándonos lo que quieras, incluso si quieres que lo contemos en el podcast, a zorrasylobas@gmail.com También por MD a través de nuestros perfiles de instagram @sarita_ruiz @luasoul33 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Vasalisa

Vasalisa

Cuento de Vasalisa mujeres que corren con los lobos

Libro mujeres que corren con los lobos

On this final part of Vasalisa's journey, we comment her descend into the life-death-life cycle and the burning of her shadow self.  In this episode, we will look at the symbols of the crown, the fire skull, the working hands and the 3 horses. This episode closes the interpretation of the story of Vasalisa.Connect with Maria:Instagram https://www.instagram.com/womenandmythology/Website https://www.womenandmythology.comOriginal Soundtrack Women and Mythology by Vila Analog

Would you be able to stand in the presence of a powerful witch? What does Vasalisa gain when she serves the wild goddess? In this episode we will explore the archetype of the witch and the meaning of each task performed by Vasalisa. Enter the wild, fearless and instinctual world within you.Connect with Maria:Instagram https://www.instagram.com/womenandmythology/Website https://www.womenandmythology.comOriginal Soundtrack Women and Mythology by Vila Analog

She looses her mother and is subjected to a cruel step family. She meets a witch who gives her fire. Does this storyline rings any bells? Listen to the story of Vasalisa, an ancient Russian tale about the retrieval of intuition and encountering the wild mother. This version of the story is found on the book Women Who Run With The Wolves by Dr Clarissa Pinkola Estés.Connect with Maria:Instagram https://www.instagram.com/womenandmythology/Website https://www.womenandmythology.comOriginal Soundtrack Women and Mythology by Vila Analog

Explore the archetype of the too good mother, the one that must die after a certain age so a women can live boldly. In this episode, Maria explains and offers examples on how the too-good mother acts in our psyches and why is important to release ourselves from it.Connect with Maria:Instagram https://www.instagram.com/womenandmythology/Website https://www.womenandmythology.comOriginal Soundtrack Women and Mythology by Vila Analog

Reflect on intuition as the deep soul voice and the treasure of women's psyche. Symbolized by the doll in the tale of Vasalisa, intuition is seen here as a soul preserving force. In this short episode, Maria shares some of Dr Clarissa Pinkola Estés ideas on the intuitive self.Connect with Maria:Instagram https://www.instagram.com/womenandmythology/Website https://www.womenandmythology.comOriginal Soundtrack Women and Mythology by Vila Analog

Ihr hört das Märchen "Vasalisa, die Weise" oder "Die Puppe in der Schürzentasche", das wir in unserer 3. Episode ausführlich besprechen.

In unserer dritten Episode sprechen wir über das Märchen "Vasalisa, die Weise" und gehen vor allem auf die Puppe ein, die Vasalisa in ihrer Schürzentasche trägt und die eine wichtige Rolle für die Erzählung spielt.

En este episodio analizamos el cuento de Vasalisa (Capítulo 3) del libro Mujeres que Corren con Lobos. Es un cuento que nos puede resultar familiar ya que los creadores de la cenicienta se basaron en él. La gran diferencia es que el original es sin príncipes ni final de vivieron felices para siempre. Es una historia que nos invita a conectarnos con nuestra feminidad y nos enseña paso a paso a prender en nuestra psiqué ese gran poder que tenemos de la Intuición. ¡Esperamos que lo disfrutes! Comparte este capítulo con aquella amiga o amigo que consideres que se pueda beneficiar de lo aquí platicado. Recuerda seguirnos en nuestras redes sociales @Feminidadsorora, @tessacreativestudio, y @ninagarza.g. Por allí nos puedes dejar tus comentarios, algún tema en particular que te gustaría escuchar o cualquier duda que pudiera surgir. Esperamos que este capítulo haya sido de tu agrado y te hayas quedado con alguna información útil para tu vida.

In this weeks Saturday Short we are jumping in to a classic Russian fairytale with the story of The Sea King and Vasalisa the Wise. Join us for his epic tale talking birds and needy princesses

Excesso de normalidade nos contamina, nos envenena. E é isso o que o mundo lá fora quer, sorrateiramente nomarlizando a diversidade. Muitos discursos de "seja você mesmo" são somente até onde julgarem aceitável, tá? É preciso ser cada vez mais si mesmo até as últimas consequências. É preciso seguir adiante na vida com os pés firmes, um atrás do outro, como uma mulher! E não como tolinha de olhos vidrados. Ser doce (se for o caso) mas não dócil. É preciso ser esperta, sagaz.E para tudo isso é fundamental desenvolver a intuição, que nada mais é do que um relacionamento de amor e confiança com o nosso Self. Vem com a gente olhar aprender mais sobre como trilhar esse caminho!Vinheta: Mandril Audio.Imagem: Anne Spratt

"O objetivo é um relacionamento do amor e confiança com esse ser a quem chamamos de "a mulher que sabe". E o desenvolvimento desse relacionamento está intimamente ligado com a intuição!Temos que reconhecer que nossa sociedade está se embananando muito no que diz respeito a construção de relacionamentos de amor e confiança. Quer-se viver o apaixonamento loucamente e o resultado disso tem sido a tentativa de cristalização desse estado em diversas áreas da vida, incluindo com nossos conteúdos internos. Isso gera uma angústia imensa!Vamos juntos olhar isso?Vinheta: Mandril Audio.Imagem: Anne SprattA citação acima é ade Clarissa Pinkola Estés, retirada do livro Mulheres que Correm com os Lobos página 98.

Hoje concluímos o capítulo 3 que trouxe o conto de fadas Vasalisa e suas tarefas. Acredito que tenha trago muito aprendizados a todos, à mim trouxe. Gratidão por estar comigo nessa linda jornada. Para enviar mensagem, por favor, entre no Instagram @espacolhua.

Lemos a tarefa 8 e começamos a tarefa 9, que é a última tarefa realizada por Vasalisa e relacionada pela autora como as tarefas que precisamos fazer para nossa maturidade psicológica. Extraordinário! Para enviar mensagem, por favor, entre no Instagram @espacolhua. Gratidão

Lemos hoje a tarefa 6 que a Vasalisa precisa desempenhar e a relação com a tarefa de nossa Psique. Mais uma vez muito esclarecedor e maravilhoso. Se deseja entrar em contato comigo, por favor entre no Instagram @espacolhua. Gratidão

Hoje lemos as tarefas 3 e 4 da Vasalisa no conto de fadas, relacionando com as tarefas que nós, mulheres, precisamos fazer para iniciação em nossa maturidade psíquica e para entrar em contato com nossa mulher servalgem. Amando! Se quiser entrar em contato comigo, por favor, entre no Instagram @espacolhua. Gratidão

Seguimos relacionando as tarefas de Vasalisa, no conto de fadas, com as tarefas de nossa Psique para uma vida livre e satisfatória com nossa sanidade e VIDA, viva. Maravilhoso! Para enviar mensagem, por favor, entrem em contato pelo Instagram @espacolhua. Gratidão

Genteee que felicidade ler e compartilhar essa leitura. O final do conto Vasalisa e o início da relação dele com nossa psique me trouxe tanta gratidão e percepção da vida, da minha vida. Li e comentei para deixar mais claro e com exemplo. Espero que gostem e faça sentido pra vocês. Comenta comigo. Para enviar mensagem, por favor, entre no Instagram @espacolhua. Gratidão

Nesse capítulo, Clarissa descreve os passos para resgatar a mulher selvagem. Continuando com os passos, vemos a descrição dos 3° ao 6° passos. A boneca representa o espírito interior das mulheres. A voz da razão, do conhecimento e da conscientização intima. Esse é um presente da mae de Vasalisa à filha. Sua própria intuição está na boneca é seguir seus passos, guiará para o resgate dessa mulher adormecida. Intuição precisa ser alimentada e e o que ela faz . Complexos da mulher boazinha demais provoca Yaga que a noite como q range seus dentes a fim de se libertar. O fogo representa a chama feminina. Os outros aspectos se surpreendam na leitura.

Nesse capítulo Clarissa fala da intuição. Ela é o tesouro da psique da mulher. E como um instrumento de adivinhação, como um cristal através do qual se pode ver com uma visão interior excepcional. A história de Vasalisa, a boneca e Baba Yaga começa a ser desvendada. A iniciação da Vasalisa exigiu 9 tarefas. Veremos duas tarefas. Deixe morrer, quem precisa morrer. Assuma riscos para mudar de mãe por assim dizer. Não apresente desculpas para procrastinar. Aprenda a caçar. A família e a cultura são responsáveis pela mulher que somos. Pq fazemos certas coisas? Pq nos submetemos aos desejos da mae-boa-demais?

¿Qué, quiénes y donde habitan las brujas? ¿Quiénes somos cuando Baba Yagá se nos muestra? ¿La intuición solo sale desde la pulsión de muerte o de peligro?

Ser boazinha demais e ingênua é muito perigoso. Ah, essa "maldita perspicácia nossa"... Quem quer segurar uma caveira incandescente? Quem quer ser como Vasalisa? Chegamos ao fim do #3 e chegamos como quem segura a caveira incandescente da Baba Yaga. O que isto significa?

Este episódio é uma homenagem selvagem ao dias das mães. Trata da transmissão matrilinear, o momento de transmissão da força selvagem das ancestrais, processo que ocorre na psique feminina, convocando uma mulher a assumir seu poder. Vasilsa "tendo recebido o legado das mães - a intuição do lado humano de sua natureza e um conhecimento selvagem do lado da psique ligado a La Que Sabe - ela está bem preparada. Segue adiante na vida, com os pés firmes, um atrás do outro, como uma mulher. Ela aglutinou todo o seu poder e agora vê o mundo e sua vida através desse novo enfoque. Vejamos o que acontece quando a mulher se comporta desse modo."

Você já se viu numa situação de encruzilhada, em que apenas sabe que não pode seguir, que não adianta perguntar o porquê, que você não saberá desvendar o mistério de passar por aquilo ou não ter aquilo? Pois bem, você tocou no numinoso e, assim como a Vasalisa, você intui que não deve mais perguntar para querer entender o mistério. Sabe que é momento de sair daquela situação, você já tem o calor e a iluminação que foi buscar. Não sabe o que será depois, apenas sabe que é o ponto de basta. Se você já viveu isto ou está vivendo, mas ainda não tem coragem de seguir adiante, vem comigo neste episódio...

O mistério, o numinoso: aquilo que "só a Deus pertence", o saber demais que envelhece as pessoas. Por que Vasalisa intui que não deve perguntar sobre as misteriosas mãos que aparecem e desaparecem? Clarice Pinkola diz que este saber é uma espécie de "budismo dos lobos". Ouçamos a leitura da 7a tarefa e reflitamos mais sobre isso.

"Os ciclos das mulheres de acordo com as tarefas da Vasalisa são os seguintes: limpar nosso pensamento, renovando nossos valores com regularidade; eliminar da nossa psique as insignificâncias, varrê-las, purificar nossos estados de pensamento e sentimento com regularidade. Acender a fogueira criativa e cozinhar ideias num ritmo sistemático e especialmente cozinhar muito para alimentar o relacionamento entre nós mesmos e a natureza selvagem."

Você é o tipo de mulher "boa demais"? O tipo que suporta tudo com medo de desagradar e se tornar "desnecessária"? Mas você quer se tornar uma mulher forte, uma mulher selvagem? Então, a 4a. tarefa desempenhanda pela Vasalisa vem bem a calhar. Você precisa encarar a megera selvagem (a Baba Yaga) para aprender o que significa ser forte. ;)

"Ressuscita-me!" Ressuscita na nossa psique, nos faz chegar à consciência o que amamos em quem amamos. Parece que as mulheres têm amado seu próprio sintoma, ao se entregarem a "predadores naturais da psique", como o fazem as personagens contadas em Mulheres que correm com os lobos. Estamos, no Grupo, no #10, e até aqui vimos a mulher que foi deixada para morrer no deserto, a esposa do Barba-azul, Vasalisa, O Patinho Feio, A menina dos Sapatinhos Vermelhos, A mulher da pele de foca, La Llorona, A Menininha dos Fósforos e o Velho exausto do Conto Os Três Cabelos de Ouro, lutarem contra seu próprio sintoma, aquilo que os levariam a uma destruição do Self, de si mesmos. Este sintoma da mulher, penso que se trata da dependência afetiva, é o que faz a mulher não reconhecer no "mutante" o "predador natural da psique". Em "O Amor", de Vladimir Maiakóvski e na versão deste poema, na canção de Caetano Veloso, na voz de Gal Costa, podemos encontrar o pedido que fazemos a La Loba, a Velha La Que Sabé, esta versão da Mulher Selvagem que habita a nossa psique: que ressuscite, nos traga à luz, à consciência, o que de nosso sintoma ainda nos faz amar o que nos destrói. "RESSUSCITA-ME! PARA QUE NÃO MAIS EXISTAM AMORES SERVIS." Assim, voltamos à Introdução: Cantando sobre os ossos.

Neste episódio, na voz de @LaHuesera, se faz ressoar que "qualquer coisa que possa acontecer a um jardim pode acontecer à alma e à psique." O ciclo da vida-morte-vida é visto no jardim e na psique. Aprender a separar a vida da morte é algo que sempre fazemos inconscientemente, mas um dia isto chega à consciência. Vasalisa, usando a intuição, aprendeu esta lição, separando isto daquilo na prática, foi sua 6a tarefa. Baba Yaga, iniciando Vasalisa, pede a esta jovem mulher que separe um agente medicinal do outro, o que vai atuar terapeuticamente na psique que vai amadurecendo. E você, o que pode aprender, como pode utilizar isso no seu processo de iniciação?

Clarissa Pincola Estes'in kıymetli eseri Kurtlarla Koşan Kadınlar'ı (Ayrıntı Yayınları), Kundalini Yoga öğretisi ile birleştirdiğim Eve Dönüş projesi için seslendirdiğim kitaptaki 3. bölümü bu kayıttan dinleyebilirsin sevgili.

Neste episódio, com o começo da leitura das 9 tarefas desempenhadas pela Vasalisa, seguimos tratando do tema da iniciação matrilinear, relacionando os capítulos 9 e 3. Aqui o destaque vai para a importância de deixar morrer a "mãe-boa-demais", que significa acomodação, segurança em excesso, o que impede o desenvolvimento e o amadurecimento de uma mulher, ou seja, um processo iniciação mais completo e mais forte. Muitas vezes, o que se observa é que as mulheres podem deixar pela metade seu processo de iniciação quando apenas fingem que estão se arriscando, no entanto, na verdade, estão presas à barra da saia da mãe-boa-demais. São mulheres que assumem para o mundo que são super poderosas, mas estão presas a casamentos e relações de trabalho que a deixam infelizes, mas que lhe dão status e, consequentemente, segurança. Uma segurança que as impedem de seguir no seu processo de iniciação.

O Conto da Vasalisa trata da transmissão matrilinear da intuição. Esta transmissão ocorre, no processo de iniciação de uma mulher, com o cumprimento de determinadas tarefas. Realizar estas tarefas reinstala a intuição na psique de uma mulher. No Conto da Vasalisa vamos observar 9 tarefas que foram desempenhadas com o auxílio e o desenvolvimento da intuição.

Neste momento, no Grupo Mulheres que correm com os Lobos, estamos no #9: A volta ao lar, o retorno ao próprio Self - com o conto Pele de Foca, Pele da Alma. Estamos falando sobre a iniciação matrilinear. Por esta razão, voltamos ao #3: Farejando os fatos: o resgate da intuição como iniciação. A boneca no bolso, Vasalisa a sabida. A proposta é de seguirmos, aqui no Clube das Lobas, lendo as tarefas desempenhadas pela Vasalisa. Neste episódio, @Phoenix faz a leitura da terceira tarefa, cujo conteúdo é a rica advertência sobre a importância da intuição, sua transmissão matrilinear e seu aspecto numisoso no Self. "Não há bênção maior que uma mãe possa dar a uma filha do que a confiança na sua própria intuição", afirma Clarissa Pinkola.

Neste momento, no Grupo Mulheres que correm com os Lobos, estamos no #9: A volta ao lar, o retorno ao próprio Self - com o conto Pele de Foca, Pele da Alma. Estamos falando sobre a iniciação matrilinear. Por esta razão, voltamos ao #3: Farejando os fatos: o resgate da intuição como iniciação. A boneca no bolso, Vasalisa a sabida. A proposta é de seguirmos, aqui no Clube das Lobas, lendo as tarefas desempenhadas pela Vasalisa. Neste episódio, @Phoenix faz a leitura da segunda tarefa, que trata da parte do Conto em que Vasalisa está se defrontando com a maldade e a destruição encarnadas pela madrasta e suas filhas. Esta tarefa simboliza um momento decisivo na iniciação de uma mulher: "abandonar um estilo de vida e a entrar com passos trêmulos numa nova vida."

Neste momento em que estamos, no #9, falando sobre a iniciação matrilinear, a partir do conto "Pele de Foca, Pele da Alma", temos a deixa para começar a gravar o #3, que nos apresenta a mulher iniciada como a que sabe usar a intuição. Assim, neste episódio, vamos seguir da leitura da Introdução do #3, na voz de @Phoenix.

Sob o tema da iniciação matrilinear, estamos relacionando o #9 ao #3, de Mulheres que correm com os lobos. Neste episódio, @Phoenix nos conta a estória da "Vasalisa".

O que faz uma mulher tentar esconder uma vida secreta? O que seria prejudicial nisto e o que seria saudável nesta divisão na vida de uma mulher? É o que Clarissa Pinkola Estés nos provoca a pensar na Armadilha no. 5 do #8 de Mulheres que correm com os lobos. Neste episódio do nosso podcast, @Phoenix nos convida a refletir que a esposa do Barba-azul e Vasalisa ocultaram algo sobre de si mesmas para sairem de armadilhas e de cativeiros; e como, de forma precavida, o fizeram as irmãs gêmeas e o pai delas no Conto do Manawee - no #4 - ao esconderem seus nomes. Clarissa interpreta a ocultação desses nomes como parte da natureza dual da mulher selvagem e que esta mulher só revelerá seu interior - aquilo que deseja seu Self mais profundo - ao homem selvagem, o Manawee, que se interessa por ela, que quer saber disto para cooperar com ela e não para agredi-la, manipulá-la e controlá-la. Um homem desinteressado pela parte interior de uma mulher pode deixá-la seguir "em desmazelo", pode deixá-la com "fome de alma". Sem mais, sigamos na escuta de mais um episódio do nosso Clube das Lobas.

Sam tells the Slavic tale of Vasalisa, and discusses how modern day patriarchal culture has twisted our powerful heroine into something feeble and weak. We fall in love with Baba Yaga, the old hag in the woods who eats children, and also get to hear some stories about real life scary grandmothers that we can't help but love.

Have you ever wanted to talk to a real witch? Today is your lucky day! Lori talks with self-proclaimed “out of the broom closet witch” Vasalisa Wall. Lori asks the questions we all want to know… like…. What the fu*k is Halloween? And how to you ‘become' a witch? Happy Halloween. Happy Hollow's Eve. Blessed Samhain. A note from our guest: "I am Vasalisa, Co-founder of Sacred Recovery and Creatrix of Reclaiming Recovery. I am a Certified Trauma Professional, Professional Recovery Coach (with a SHE RECOVERS® Signature Coach Designation), Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, and Sound Healing Practitioner. I also hold a Diploma in Addiction Medicine. I am currently studying Community Herbalism with Pacific Rim College. I have worked in the realm of addiction recovery for 13 years and have supported many individuals to discover their own magick and reclaim their sacred selves so they may thrive in recovery. I am also an out-of-the-broom-closet witch. I saw the witch in myself at age 4 and had confirmation of the supernatural at age 12. Growing up on top of a mountain, on the site of an old silver mine, nature has been a resource and a loving, safe, relentless source of support throughout my life. My earliest memories include getting intentionally lost in the woods, standing in awe of grandfather's beard hanging from old-growth trees, co-creating with faeries, talking to animals, eating wild chives, and honeysuckle flowers, and dancing with daisies. I followed a magickal thread to Seraphina Capranos who introduced me to Reclaiming in 2015. I immediately felt like I had “come home”. I have since completed two year long Apprenticeships with Reclaiming Teachers: Sacred Leadership and a Priestess Apprenticeship. I have also completed a year of mentoring with Suzanne Sterling with a focus on her Voice of Change Curriculum designed to liberate individuals to find and speak their truth. In other words, I have come to learn a thing or two about addiction, recovery, and the way our nervous systems and brains are wired! I am also a ritualist, a lover of earth-based spirituality, invoker of the sacred, and blender of science and spirituality. My animal companion and spiritual guide, Josie Manyhairs, is a guiding light on my path (and the path of many others!) Many people in the recovery community know me as “Josie's Mum” as she has been working alongside me in the realm of recovery her entire life, so she deserves special mention as a part of who I am – always. As a woman in long-term recovery from codependency, workaholism, trauma, and child loss I have been blessed to have her by my side. I also live a sober lifestyle and through my recovery have transformed my hyper-vigilant, trauma-dependent, codependent system into an intuitive and grounded one. I am passionate about creating sacred space, living authentically, and teaching others how to use their limitations as signposts guiding them towards transformation." Vasalisa is also the Community & Engagement Specialist for the SHE RECOVERS® Foundation Lisa is a woman in long term recovery from: Codependency Workaholism Trauma Child loss In this episode we discuss: The Witch Craze – Witch Trials in and around the 13th century Healers were considered witches (a healer: a mid-wife, herbalist, counselor or therapist, holistic healing practices) Joy and power was seen as dangerous What is an early exit-er from alcohol? You are your own spiritual authority We seek to do right because it is the right thing to do. Is it HERBs… or erbs? Intergenerational trauma goes back at least 3 generations Recovering witch, earth-based spirituality Reclaiming witch, principles of unity Fear based threats are still coming to Vasalisa since identifying as a witch Halloween? Hallows eve? Samhain? Samhain is a pagan religious festival originating from an ancient Celtic spiritual tradition. In modern times, Samhain (a Gaelic word pronounced “sow-win”) is usually celebrated from October 31 to November 1 to welcome in the harvest and usher in “the dark half of the year.” – HISTORY.COM  The Wailing Woman FIND VASALISA AND HER PRACTICES AT: Facebook.com/reclaimingrecovery  Facebook.com/sacredrecovery https://www.instagram.com/sacredrecovery https://www.instagram.com/reclaiming_recovery WEBSITES SACRED RECOVERY Coaching & Mentorship Business RECLAIMING RECOVERY Gatherings fo magically minded and recovery-focused folx RECOVERY CAULDRON Group coaching program with Liana Kennedy   Other organizations mentioned in this episode: SHE RECOVERS® FOUNDATION KENNEDY RECOVERY COACHING CHANI NICHOLAS   CHECK OUT THE RECOVERY HOUR PODCAST: SOCIAL https://www.facebook.com/therecoveryhourpodcast  https://www.instagram.com/the.recovery.hour.podcast   WEB: WWW.THERECOVERYHOUR.COM SIGN UP FOR MAILING LIST: https://loriwindfeldt.com/contact

We get Slovic in this one yawl. Kymbo tells us the story of Vasalisa the Beautiful, an epic tale from old Russia. We also lightly touch on Baba Yaga which is not typically advised. Huge thanks to our special guests Still Jeff, and Timmy A.K.A The Fat Chef

We’re so excited about this episode! A review of one of our favourite books, Women Who Run with the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estés. This book completely changed our perspectives on life, it's our bible.The book is a beautiful collection of myths, legends, fairy tales and metaphors for life.Stuff we talked about…What being a wild woman means. It's doing life as she chooses to do it, not how society says. It's not about being crazy or out of control, but being free and out of the cage.The story of The Skeleton Woman, the right partner will travel to the depths of the ocean with you. The right people will stay around and will be there to help you through the ups and downs of life.In relationships, when two people come together, they don't become one. They become more.In the story of Vasalisa, it reminds us to connect and use our own intuition to decide which way to go. If we're relying on other's opinions before we make decisions, we feel disconnected to our intuition.It's never too late to blossom.The story of Bluebeard teaches us that there are predators in our lives who are out to bring us down and get us. As women, especially young women, we can meet men/partners who might not be the right one for us and could be a predatory figure who gives us everything except freedom.Life/death/life cycle means letting go and waiting for the rebirth. We have to surrender and believe that after the death will soon be the rebirth.Find the wise women and look to them for guidance. And, be the wise woman to someone else.There are so many wonderful stories inside this book and we highly recommend reading it. If there’s one book that greatly impacted our lives, it’s this book. It’s like a key that unlocks everything.We had so much fun re-telling our favourite stories. If you read the book or tune in to the audiobook, let us know. Join us at MerryBody Online Studio, you can start today for 7 days FREE! Sign up HERE: themerrymakersisters.com/merrybody/Always merrymaking,Emma + CarlaP.s if you ever need further help or guidance please contact Lifeline or Beyond Blue. Asking for help is pure courage. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Olá, alcatéia! O convite aqui é para adentrarmos a floresta escura ao encontro de BABA Yaga, a bruxa. A leitura de hoje traz a introdução e o conto "VASALISA, a sabida" do capítulo "Farejando os fatos: o resgate da intuição como iniciação."

Welcome to Saga Kraft: myths, fairytales, legends stories, comfort us, inspire us and heal us. Please join us. As we share our stories, both old and new, more than anything, we are open to the story and it's unfolding at times. It may be one story told by one person at times it's the same story told through three different voices. In the end, we go where the story takes us and we invite you to follow. I'm C a writer, artist, and storyteller. I'm Betsy, a medium and teacher of mystery. I'm Gabriela, an artist and practitioner of folk magic. We are magical in training today. I would like to share a story from the Eastern Slavic lands of Russia. And it's a story about Vesta Lisa, the beautiful. A long time ago in a certain stardom eMerchants and his wife who have been married for a long time. We're finally blessed with the birth of a daughter. They named her vest Salisa sadly, when vessel Lisa was only eight years old, her mother became gravely ill as a final gift to her daughter. Vesselis has mother gave her a doll. She said my dear sweet listen carefully for this is important. I am dying. But with my final maternal blessing, I give you the make sure you always keep her clothes and don't let anybody see her. If you were ever endanger feed her and ask her for advice, she will always help you with these final words and a kiss. Best Elise has a mother died. The merchant mourn the death of his wife, but after some time he considered marrying again, he decided to marry a widow, a woman close to his age who also had two daughters of her own. He was hoping that this mature woman and her daughters would be a great family to vest Salisa, but he was mistaken. The widow and her daughters were deeply jealous of bacilli, says beauty and were very cruel to her. They gave her all kinds of harsh chores to complete and hopes that she would grow skinny and frail in turn Fest. Lisa accomplished all of her chores and hot sun, strong winds and cold rain, and grew more full and beautiful each day to the dismay of her stepmother and stepsisters. They were the ones who grew more ugly and shriveled with resentment as the time passed. How did vast Salisa remain so joyful and then changed against the resentment she was facing? Well, as her mother instructed vest, Elisa fed her doll who aided her and all of her chores, no matter how difficult they may have been. She always set aside morsel of food for the doll. Even if it meant she didn't eat much herself. It's all her mother gave her, was always fed and had returned. She listened to vessel. Lisa gave her advice, did her chores and even taught her what herbs to use to keep her skin from burning. When the stepmother would send her out into the scorching sun to work a few years, went by and Lisa became of age to Mary being the most beautiful young girl in the village. She had many suitors. Nobody paid any attention to her ugly stepsisters, which drove their mother to rage. And she would punish vessel Lisa with painful beatings. She saw this Elisa as a reason why her daughters would never marry when the merchant had to leave home on business for a long time, she found another house to move to this house was near thick forest and deep in this forest was a hut, which was the dwelling of Baba Yaga. Well, by Yaga wanted to be left alone. Didn't like people and even ate them like chickens. If she felt like it. Needless to say with the forest, so close to this house by Salisa stepmother found all kinds of reasons to send her to the woods, to complete various chores of hopes of Baba Yaga, seeing and capturing her. So she would never return, but somehow Vasily sun never came upon the hut of Baba Yaga because the doll always advised her which paths to avoid and how to get safely home. One autumn evening, the three maidens were tasked with sewing work to complete. When the only candle was snuffed out, less Elisa was forced to go to Baba Yaga hut to bring back more light Vesta. Lisa fed her doll and...

Intuition was always somewhat of a questions mark for me. That is, until a year and a half ago when I read "Woman Who Run with the Wolves" by Clarissa Pinkola Estés. One of her stories - about Vasalisa - really sparked my own journey towards uncovering my intuition and meeting my Wild Woman (aka Baba Yaga).  Join me as I take you through my understanding of the 9 steps towards uncovering, understanding and listening to your inner voice.

Sol Iannella es la responsable de dar vida a Los Mundos de Vasalisa. Desde Mar del Plata, su lugar de origen, diseña y pinta a mano cada uno de los juegos didácticos hechos en madera que habitan su emprendimiento. Conozcan su historia a través de este podcast. -Entrevista emitida en el programa 7 de mayo del 2020 en Radio con Vos 95.3 Mar del Plata-. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/porquenoradio/message

This is our monthly Book Club episode, discussing a chapter from our current book choice: Women Who Run With the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype by Clarissa Pinkola Estes.In this episode, we discuss chapter 3 “Nosing Out the Facts: The Retrieval of Intuition as Initiation”.We hope you’ll join the conversation, connect with us and other readers, ask questions, and share insights in our Full Heart Free Voice Podcast Community! You can follow us on Instagram: @FullHeart_FreeVoice_Podcast You can sign up for the podcast newsletter at: https://www.wildauthenticity.com/podcast Summary:This chapter is for those of us who want to learn how to listen to our intuition and use it to make decisions in our lives. It’s for those of us who want to find fulfillment by being more of our True Selves, even if that goes against societal expectation.In this chapter, Dr. Estes introduces us to an initiation about claiming a new understanding about our intuition, which you might also call your inner knowing. In Chapter 3 Dr. Estes shares the story, Vasalisa the Wise, who must complete 9 tasks to trust her own intuition. The tasks are:#1 Allow the too good mother to die (Be willing to take risks and step into the unknown)#2 Expose the crude shadow (See the tension between being yourself and appeasing external expectations)#3 Navigate in the dark (Listen to your intuition to make decisions)#4 Face the wild hag (See the power of your intuition and be able to stand both within the power and the non-ordinariness of it)#5 Serve the non-rational (Do personal growth processes to cleanse the mind and clear it from anything blocking intuition)#6 Separate this from that (Know what nourishment to bring into your life and what to let go of)#7 Ask the mysteries (Seek wisdom from and about the numinous, and know what to ask about and what to let be a mystery)#8 Stand on all fours (Claim the Soul Self; Claim the fire of your knowing)#9 Recast the shadow (Let go of that which no longer serves)We would love to know:How did this chapter help you live with a full heart and a free voice?What is one quote from this chapter that stood out to you that you would like to explore more?***If you loved this episode, please subscribe and leave us a review on your favorite podcast player! ***How to Connect with Emma:Find out more about Emma Veritas at: https://www.wildauthenticity.com/Download Emma's free guide: 3 Habits to Calm Your Fear and Get You WritingCheck out Emma’s online course, Find Your True Self Again at https://www.wildauthenticity.com/trueself How to Connect with Caitlin:Find out more about Caitlin Bosshart and schedule a free consultation at: https://caitlinbosshart.com/Follow Caitlin on Instagram: @caitlin_bosshart Follow Caitlin on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/caitlinbosshartlifecoaching/Attributions:Theme music: Wally Ingram, Stevie Blacke and Tom Freund. You heard portions of their tracks “Shine a Light” and “Udu ULove” from their record Spadé. Original cover art: Caitlin BosshartFairy tale music: "Fairytale Waltz" by Kevin MacLeod

In the parochial lies the universal, or does it? Join us on a trip to the British countryside as we plough into the matter of nature, landscape and the rural world in literature to find out more. Together with Juliet Blaxland, author of Wainwright Prize shortlisted The Easternmost House, and Jay Armstrong of Elementum Journal, the Slightly Foxed Editors and host Philippa share tales of living on the edge of eroding cliffs, pioneering bird photographers, ancient arboreal giants, guerrilla rewilding and favourite loam and lovechild comfort reads. In this month’s forage through the magazine’s archives, we go down to the Folly Brook to explore a vanishing world with ‘BB’ and his little grey men and, to finish, there are the usual wide-ranging recommendations for books to take your reading off the beaten track. Please find links to books, articles, and further reading listed below. The digits in brackets following each listing refer to the minute and second they are mentioned. (Episode duration: 38 minutes; 52 seconds) Books Mentioned We may be able to get hold of second-hand copies of the out-of-print titles listed below. Please get in touch (mailto:anna@foxedquarterly.com) with Anna in the Slightly Foxed office for more information.   - Slightly Foxed Issue 64 (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/slightly-foxed-issue-64-published-15-nov-2019/) (2:01) - The Easternmost House (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/juliet-blaxland-the-easternmost-house/) , Juliet Blaxland (4:58) - Cold Comfort Farm (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/stella-gibbons-cold-comfort-farm/) , Stella Gibbons (11.13) - Curlew Moon (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/mary-colwell-curlew-moon/) , Mary Colwell (15:45) - Food for Free (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/richard-mabey-food-for-free/) , Richard Mabey (16:14) - Wilding (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/isabella-tree-wilding/) , Isabella Tree (19:18) - Addlands (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/tom-bullough-addlands/) , Tom Bullough (21:49) -  All Among the Barley (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/melissa-harrison-all-among-the-barley/) , Melissa Harrison (22:29) - The Little Grey Men (https://foxedquarterly.com/products/bb-classic-childrens-books/) , BB (31:44) - Pollard, Laura Beatty is out of print (33:34) - When the Tree Falls (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/jane-clarke-when-the-tree-falls/) , Jane Clarke (34:40) - Plot 29 (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/allan-jenkins-plot-29/) , Allan Jenkins (35:09) - The Outermost House (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/henry-beston-the-outermost-house/) , Henry Beston (36:06) - The House of Elrig (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/gavin-maxwell-the-house-of-elrig/) & Ring of Bright Water (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/gavin-maxwell-ring-of-bright-water/) , Gavin Maxwell (36:39) - Reynolds Stone: A Memoir (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/humphrey-stone-reynolds-stone-a-memoir/) , Humphry Stone (37:25) Related Slightly Foxed Articles - Troublesome Ghosts (https://foxedquarterly.com/mary-webb-precious-bane-literary-review/) , Paul Evans on Mary Webb, Precious Bane in Issue 10 (10.52) - Poste-Freudian Therapy (https://foxedquarterly.com/stella-gibbons-cold-comfort-farm-literary-review/) , Michele Hanson on Stella Gibbons, Cold Comfort Farm in Issue 10 (11.13) - Beside the Folly Brook (https://foxedquarterly.com/bb-classic-childrens-books-literary-review/) , Helena Drysdale on BB, The Little Grey Men & Down the Bright Stream in Issue 55 (25:40) Other Links - Elementum Journal: A journal of nature & story (https://www.elementumjournal.com/) (7:16) - Sotheran’s Rare Books and Prints (https://sotherans.co.uk/) , London (2:58) - The Fox’s Prophecy (https://allpoetry.com/The-Fox's-Prophecy) , a poem by D. W. Nash (36:58) - The Wainwright Book Prize (https://wainwrightprize.com/) : Celebrating the best in nature writing The image for this episode features ‘Vasalisa’s Garden’ by Olivia Lomenech Gill (http://www.oliviagill.com/) . This artwork appeared on the cover of Slightly Foxed Issue 51 (https://foxedquarterly.com/shop/slightly-foxed-issue-51/) Opening music: Preludio from Violin Partita No.3 in E Major by Bach The Slightly Foxed Podcast is hosted by Philippa Lamb and produced by Podcastable (https://www.podcastable.co.uk/)

In the third and final installment of this series on connecting to your intuition, I read aloud the story that changed my world, That connected so many dots to what I had experienced throughout my own life. The Story of Vasalisa may sound familiar to you as it has resembling notes of the well known Cinderella story. But Clarissa Pinkola Estés does an amazing job of going deeper into this story by providing incredible insights into the journey of Vasalisa after the story. But for that, you’ll have to get the book The Women Who Run With The Wolves. Enjoy this fascinating story read aloud by Heather Alexandar!

Oi amoresss! Entrei para o desafio Booktober e decidi compartilhar uma história por dia, começando com a introdução desse livro cheio de bruxaria e mistério, Mulheres que correm com os Lobos, da Clarissa Pinkola Estes! E você, tá dentro do Booktober, já leu algum desses contos? Estou também dividindo mais coisinhas no Instagram, vem comigo!

This week we have the story of Vasalisa the Beautiful, the most famous Russian folk-tale.The story was collected by Alexander Afanasyev for his Russian Folk-Tales collections, which were published between 1855-1863. It was made into a film by the same name, and has featured in the Hellboy cartoon as well as various short stories. Most recently, Sophie Anderson used the story as the basis for her novel, The House With Chicken Legs, while Clarissa Pinkola Estes analysed the story in Women Who Run With The Wolves.Music courtesy of Kate Young, one of Scotland's most innovative composers and musicians - learn more at www.kateyoungmusic.com

Although only some of us talk aloud to ourselves, all of us have inner voices, even if we are not aware of them. These autonomous parts of ourselves provide running commentary on how and what we are doing. Are our inner commentators friendly and supportive, or critical and attacking? We turn to fairy tales, stories that arise from the collective unconscious, for wisdom about our relationship with those parts of ourselves that tend to operate autonomously. The Ill-Fated Princess must climb a mountain to confront and befriend her “bad Fate,” after which her destructive unconscious complex befriends her. In Vasalisa the Beautiful, a loving mother gives her daughter a doll that provides good advice in difficult situations. The bad Fate and Vasalisa’s doll illustrate the process of noticing how we relate to other parts of ourselves—and by changing a negative inner dynamic we become more whole.   Dream I am alone in Aunt Gloria’s house and I know I’m there because I am house- and pet-sitting for her. There are several cats I’m taking care of but suddenly a bird flies in the window and all the cats are chasing it. Then a stray cat gets in and all are hissing and bristling. I run down the stairs and there are two mice on an armrest, but one appears almost dead. When I look closer, it is dead and there is a note by it that says something like “Satan, I know you could’ve done this deal yourself.” I look up and a bedraggled and skinny old man is standing at the top of the stairs and I know then his name is brandy-mouthed Bob. I’m frightened of him. He comes down the stairs toward me aggressively and said, “ Should we throw some punches?” I didn’t know what to do so I grabbed his skinny wrists and tried to hold his arms back, afraid he would bite me.

Dr. Laura Wood Reads the story of Vasalisa and Baba Yaga from the great book, Women Who Run With the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola. Song - Lamento Tu Perdida by Natti Natasha

In episode 11 of Bitches & Liches, we get waaaay off track, go on a lot of tangents, and make Jessica wish she never started this damn show. Best quote from this episode? “Well, we may not win the fight, but we defeated Jessica." The group finally decides to confront Gyhra and Vasalisa, and things go exactly as well as you would expect.

In episode 11 of Bitches & Liches, we get waaaay off track, go on a lot of tangents, and make Jessica wish she never started this damn show. Best quote from this episode? “Well, we may not win the fight, but we defeated Jessica." The group finally decides to confront Gyhra and Vasalisa, and things go exactly as well as you would expect. Check out our other content on bitchteamalpha.com! You can support us on Patreon at patreon.com/bitchteamalpha!

Every woman who has travelled holds a feeling of vulnerability. This is a raw interview of a young motorcycle rider who faced her worst nightmare in Bolivia where she was camped alone by a lake. She tells her story with such courage, but even more courageous is how she made sure her attackers would not be free to do it to another vulnerable woman.

En este capítulo nos fuimos a recorrer La Primavera del Libro, en el parque bustamante. Participamos del duelo de dibujantes entre Katerine Supnem, Malaimagen y Sol Díaz, entrevistamos a distintos personajes, dibujantes, editores, revisamos libros, cantamos, reímos y comimos de lo lindo. Entre los entrevistados están los dibujantes Malaimagen, Christiano y Camila Barrales, hablamos con las editoras de los hermosos libros de La Mujer Rota, Neon, Vasalisa, Francisca Cárcamo de Pánico ediciones, y la grosa y divertida Lola Larra de Ekaré. También nos encantamos leyendo libros de Quilombo, Grafito, Letra Capital, Liberalia y muchos más. Además nos enamoramos del hermoso trabajo artesanal de editorial Dudo y sus mini libros, fanzines, y publicaciones varias, y de su vecina con los pajaritos de madera ♥. En la música nos acompaña la gran abuela Violeta Parra con "El día de tu cumpleaños" y "La Jardinera" Póngale play! Las fotos de este capítulo están en https://lapololapodcast.blogspot.cl/57 Póngale play! Las fotos de este capítulo están en https://lapololapodcast.blogspot.cl/ Recuerden que nos pueden encontrar en: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lapololacomicfemenino iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/cl/podcast/la-polola/id1140559925?mt=2 Blog: http://lapololapodcast.blogspot.cl/ Instagram: @lapololapodcast Twitter: @lapololapodcast Comparta y comente ;)

Participe do Planejamento Selvagem: www.planejamentoselvagem.com.br/talvezsejaisso Participe do grupo de Facebook (só para mulheres): https://www.fb.com/groups/talvezsejaisso  Apoie este projeto (nos ajude a mantê-lo vivo e ganhe caderninhos como recompensa!): https://apoia.se/talvezsejaisso  Acesse nosso site: http://www.talvezsejaisso.com  Escreva pra gente: sim@talvezsejaisso.com  -- Talvez seja isso é um podcast sobre o livro Mulheres que correm com os lobos, de Clarissa Pinkola Estés. A cada episódio, Mariana Bandarra e Barbara Nickel destrincham os ensinamentos de um capítulo. Este episódio é sobre o capítulo 3 (Farejando os fatos: o resgate da intuição como iniciação), em que acompanhamos a jovem Vasalisa na sua jornada para o domínio do poder da intuição. Com ela, aprendemos a nos fazer perguntas, a ouvir respostas e a lidar com aquele tipo de conhecimento que não passa pela racionalidade. Agradecemos de coração à Clauky Boom, que nos enviou um depoimento lindo sobre como essa leitura coletiva está sendo transformadora para ela. A Clauky é uma das nossas apoiadoras, a quem somos imensamente gratas, pois elas tornam possível a manutenção desse projeto de maneira mais leve. Para contribuir, é só seguir este link: https://apoia.se/talvezsejaisso  Nos minutos finais deste episódio, a Mari nos presenteia com uma mensagem linda, como uma bênção. Vale muito a pena ouvir. É impossível não se arrepiar. Depois do episódio, as melhores conversas acontecem entre amigas. No nosso grupo fechado no FB, um grupo de mulheres incríveis está desvendando essas histórias e compartilhando seus insights. O link pro grupo está aqui: www.fb.com/groups/talvezsejaisso. Nós sentimos que a leitura coletiva deste livro é uma força poderosíssima, que vai muito além do processo de cura individual de cada uma. Mulheres que mudam juntas, mudam o mundo.

En este capítulo conversamos con Florencia Olivos acerca de todo su recorrido desde su aparición con Julieta, su trabajo como editora en Vasalisa y su nueva apuesta de tienda. Nos habló de sus inspiraciones su búsqueda y su capacidad de autogestión. En la música nos acompaña su hermano Andrés Olivos, ex vocalista de Difuntos Correa. Póngale play!! Las fotos de este capítulo están en https://lapololapodcast.blogspot.cl/32 Recuerden que nos pueden encontrar en: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lapololacomicfemenino iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/cl/podcast/la-polola/id1140559925?mt=2 Blog: http://lapololapodcast.blogspot.cl/ Twitter: @lapololapodcast Comparta y comente ;)

¿Qué es la intuición? ¿Para qué nos sirve? ¿Cómo podemos cultivarla en nuestras vidas? Este podcast (tiene 3 partes) es una exploración sobre la intuición basada en el cuento "Vasalisa la Sabia" del libro "Mujeres que corren con los lobos" de Clarissa Pinkola Estés. Esta primera parte (1 de 3) es solamente la lectura del cuento. La segunda y tercera parte son la interpretación de los diferentes símbolos y personajes del cuento, más una explicación sobre cómo aplicar estas enseñanzas a nuestra vida cotidiana. 2 de 3 > https://www.spreaker.com/user/nadirchacin/recuperando-la-intuicion-2-de-3-sersiend 3 de 3 > https://www.spreaker.com/user/nadirchacin/recuperando-la-intuicion-3-de-3-sersiend

¿Qué es la intuición? ¿Para qué nos sirve? ¿Cómo podemos cultivarla en nuestras vidas? Este podcast (tiene 3 partes) es una exploración sobre la intuición basada en el cuento "Vasalisa la Sabia" del libro "Mujeres que corren con los lobos" de Clarissa Pinkola Estés.1 de 3: Es la lectura del cuento "Vasalisa La sabia". 2 de 3 y 3 de 3: Es la interpretación de los diferentes símbolos y personajes del cuento, más una explicación sobre cómo aplicar estas enseñanzas a nuestra vida cotidiana.

¿Qué es la intuición? ¿Para qué nos sirve? ¿Cómo podemos cultivarla en nuestras vidas? Este podcast (tiene 3 partes) es una exploración sobre la intuición basada en el cuento "Vasalisa la Sabia" del libro "Mujeres que corren con los lobos" de Clarissa Pinkola Estés.1 de 3: Es la lectura del cuento "Vasalisa La sabia" > http://ow.ly/uqM5300wTWP2 de 3 y 3 de 3: Es la interpretación de los diferentes símbolos y personajes del cuento, más una explicación sobre cómo aplicar estas enseñanzas a nuestra vida cotidiana. 3 de 3: > http://ow.ly/cDRS300wUbP

¿Qué es la intuición? ¿Para qué nos sirve? ¿Cómo podemos cultivarla en nuestras vidas? Este podcast (tiene 3 partes) es una exploración sobre la intuición basada en el cuento "Vasalisa la Sabia" del libro "Mujeres que corren con los lobos" de Clarissa Pinkola Estés. Esta primera parte (1 de 3) es solamente la lectura del cuento.La segunda y tercera parte son la interpretación de los diferentes símbolos y personajes del cuento, más una explicación sobre cómo aplicar estas enseñanzas a nuestra vida cotidiana.2 de 3 > https://www.spreaker.com/user/nadirchacin/recuperando-la-intuicion-2-de-3-sersiend3 de 3 > https://www.spreaker.com/user/nadirchacin/recuperando-la-intuicion-3-de-3-sersiend

¿Qué es la intuición? ¿Para qué nos sirve? ¿Cómo podemos cultivarla en nuestras vidas? Este podcast (tiene 3 partes) es una exploración sobre la intuición basada en el cuento "Vasalisa la Sabia" del libro "Mujeres que corren con los lobos" de Clarissa Pinkola Estés. 1 de 3: Es la lectura del cuento "Vasalisa La sabia". 2 de 3 y 3 de 3: Es la interpretación de los diferentes símbolos y personajes del cuento, más una explicación sobre cómo aplicar estas enseñanzas a nuestra vida cotidiana.

¿Qué es la intuición? ¿Para qué nos sirve? ¿Cómo podemos cultivarla en nuestras vidas? Este podcast (tiene 3 partes) es una exploración sobre la intuición basada en el cuento "Vasalisa la Sabia" del libro "Mujeres que corren con los lobos" de Clarissa Pinkola Estés. 1 de 3: Es la lectura del cuento "Vasalisa La sabia" > http://ow.ly/uqM5300wTWP 2 de 3 y 3 de 3: Es la interpretación de los diferentes símbolos y personajes del cuento, más una explicación sobre cómo aplicar estas enseñanzas a nuestra vida cotidiana. 3 de 3: > http://ow.ly/cDRS300wUbP

Vasalisa and Baba Yaga brings together two characters from Russian folklore who each appear in several other stories. Vasalisa is a sort of Russian Cinderella/ Hansel and Gretel, and Baba Yaga is the nasty old witch/ogre who lives in the deep dark forest and eats bad children. We come to you from Dedham, Massachusetts (a suburb of Boston), where we just performed for the summer reading program. One of the stories we performed was Davy Crockett, which was appropriate, since we performed on August 17, which was David (Davy) Crockett's birthday. Three more performances after that, and our busy summer is a wrap. A big thank you to a family of longtime podcast listeners who traveled a great distance and even got a hotel room so they could see us perform in Williamsport, PA. It really made our day. Happy Listening,Dennis (Narrator, Stepmother, Kookla) and Kimberly (Vasalisa, Mother, Baba Yaga) Read the Story of Vasalisa and Baba Yaga Watch the Slide Show featuring photos from the stage production

Healing Conversations Episode 5. Join Mildred Lynn as she chats with performance artist, author and publisher SUZANNE BANAY SANTO about how to access your own creative stream through combining “spoken word, classical and improvised soundscape, and movement”. Suzanne will captivate you with her amazing personal journey. She’ll also share a passage from Returning: A Tale of Baba Yaga and Vasalisa; a book steeped in hope, courage, and timeless wisdom. You’ll love it! Do the concepts of respect, inclusion and diversity resonate with you? If yes, you’ll enjoy our conversation with the well-travelled, award-winning, and vivacious CATHY MURPHY. Cathy’s intercultural work in conflict management/mediation has given her a unique perspective on life, while her background as a mental health nurse/educator has gifted her with stellar leadership qualities. Listen as she inspires you with her personal journey, offers life transition tips, and shares sage advice about making a difference by choosing a career that honors your true passion. Have you heard about the DIRTY DOZEN and the CLEAN FIFTEEN? Join Mildred Lynn as she dives into this delectable topic as part of the popular What’s Your Prescription for Balance segment. Hint: “Apples” are considered dirty whist “pineapples” are considered clean … hmm, are you curious?

In this episode we discuss what to do when you have a life changing event and you don't have a spiritual community to turn to. Join hosts Devin Hunter and Rowan Pendragon as they explore this intense topic. Music Elaine Silver- Burning Times Gypsy- A Hym to Morrigan Jenna Greene- Wild Earth Child Michelle Mays- Persephone Spiral Rhythm- Dance, My Children, Dance Velvet Hammer- Blessed be Wendy Rule- Live at the Castle on- Vasalisa

In this episode we discuss what to do when you have a life changing event and you don't have a spiritual community to turn to. Join hosts Devin Hunter and Rowan Pendragon as they explore this intense topic.MusicElaine Silver- Burning TimesGypsy- A Hym to MorriganJenna Greene- Wild Earth ChildMichelle Mays- PersephoneSpiral Rhythm- Dance, My Children, DanceVelvet Hammer- Blessed beWendy Rule- Live at the Castle on- Vasalisa