clarissa pencola is a phd, a very educated woman, and yet she is trying to find some truth, the truthn some fairy tales, ancient legends, that is, she is also an ethnographer. how was this book written, as i understand it, it was going to be distributed in different parts of the world, that is, it was not like clarissa sat down and made up a plan for the chapters. she wrote a plan for the chapters for herself, no, how was this book created? initially, it existed in the form of podcasts and clarissa created it for her daughters, what does that mean? well, first of all, she has daughters herself, that is, she began to write down stories for her own daughters and for those women whom she called her daughters, for example, she is still the director of such a community of the virgin mary of guadubskaya, this is a community organized by chicana women, chicanos are women immigrants... from mexico to the usa, and accordingly she began to write down these supporting stories, analyze these tales, in order to specifically provide some kind of spiritual support to other women who needed it and in

fairy tale, this podcast is a must reading, i am aglabatnikova, we are discussing the book by clarissa pencolawolves with varvara popova, a jungian analyst and writer. it is true that in jungian analysis, there is a point of view that a person is born ideal and complete, and then loses parts of himself, rather not quite so, we are rather born. yes, tabula rasa, we are born a clean slate and at the same time, when a person is born, he he he is related to the archetype of the so-called divine infant, and the divine infant is really, for example, considered by jung as one of the images of the self, and uh, we rather lose connection with this image of the self throughout life, because different events happen to us, we encounter different prohibitions, different restrictions, that is, this connection, it is called the transcendental function, and it is rather lost, and it is possible with the help of... the first time i read it , it really was like a strong painkiller, i had a very difficult period in my life, it really became for me something like a strong painkiller and i really felt nothing is c

i just reread this fairy tale performed by clarissa pencola and stes, she slightly reworks these classic fairy tales, but they find some missing parts, studying different sources, in this fairy tale, i remember that before i perceived it as the threshold of female curiosity, i thought, why, why did you climb into this room, you shouldn’t have climbed in there, here i am reading.