Home Hurry Home: coming home to oneself in times of trouble
This course is designed for women who:
- feel consistently overburdened and undernourished despite efforts to seek relief and satisfaction
- know they are carrying too many buckets, yet can’t make or justify a decision to put any down
- crave a supportive container to claim and transform stories of regret into sources of life
- long to release the dams within and let their creativity flow freely
Together we'll explore the “Sealskin Soulskin” story from Clarissa Pinkola Estes’ pivotal work, Women Who Run with the Wolves through conversation, journaling, art-making, and other forms of creative expression in a small, closed group setting. This story teaches us how to find and return home - critical wisdom, particularly in times of trouble.
"So, women who are tired, temporarily sick of the world, who are afraid to take time off, afraid to stop, wake up already! Lay a blanket over the banging gong that cries for you to infinitely help this, help that, help that other thing. It will be there to uncover again, if you wish it so, when you come back. If we do not go home when it is time, we lose our focus. Finding the skin again, putting it on, patting it tight, going home again, helps us to be more effective when we return. There is a saying, "You can't go home again." It is not true. While you cannot crawl back into the uterus again, you can return to the soul-home. It is not only possible, it is requisite."
- from Women Who Run With the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estes, PhD
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