Category Archives: Psychoanalytic
Mariah and the Ants
A short story about making the link between what I need to do to heal my hands and doing some healing with my hands and the consequences of doing such healing. Continue reading
Farmer’s Dreams
The initiation rights in Greece and Egypt were a scary affair. You would be dropped down into an underground labyrinth, black dark, no food or water and snakes around for eleven days. There was a period of twenty years of … Continue reading
Hands of Light – Wheels of Light
Looking for something to do, as a result of having a dream, is a very important part of interpreting the dream. In this way we are embodying our dream into our daily life and saying to the unconscious, thank you and come again. I say the same to you for reading. “Thank you and come again.” Continue reading
Wake Up
One of Mariah’s friends, Finn, thought of her when he had a dream and he came past her house hoping to find her outside and when he saw her through the hedge he exclaimed in the distance “I am so … Continue reading
Sprouting with Anger
A little anger always lights me up and I am inspired to write. Sometimes I can see my way around it fairly quickly. My Saint Patrick’s Day story is about some anger and the Leprechauns and how the angry Maria dealt with it. I am taking lessons from her. Continue reading
The Ark
Our past within our family of origin has a big impact on us. It is easy to not be aware of how it affects our thinking and how it floods us with yearnings for what cannot be. Continue reading
Asse’s Ears
This story can be considered magical realism and/or active imagination, the former associated with writing and the latter with dreams. Active imagination is when you take the dream and let it come alive in the imagination. Continue reading
