clarissa estos, by the way, she does not dwell on this, but she says that fairy tales have differentthere are really directly healing fairy tales, and there are fairy tales that are such fairy tales-instructions, like this works, yes, how it works, that we consider all the characters of the fairy tale as different structures of our psyche, as different images of our soul, which are in some kind of relationship with each other, that is, the fairy tale does not embody the relationship between man and society, but rather. it can, that is, the fairy tale is very multifaceted, it can be viewed from really different angles, here is one of the angles, here is the optics that estes uses, is that the fairy tale unfolds before us a theater on our soul and the relationship between our different parts, which are more personal, which have more to do with the collective unconscious, well, roughly speaking, how our soul relates to the collective soul , including, well, here is bluebeard, let's talk about this plot, it is basically for many. a predator who lives in every soul, and it can also be und

or about the butterfly woman, and there, in fact, around these two goddesses, the thought of clarissa estosabout how a woman should treat her body. and how with great love, how else, accepting yourself as you are, yes, another question, how to find this love, this is exactly what she reflects on, giving an example of what culture really puts before her. for example, a daughter, and she is 11 years old, but she is already thinks about diets, about how she looks, it's some kind of, i don't know, some kind of mental virus, which, yes, many people catch, in this sense this book, of course, running with the wolves, it's a treasure trove of life hacks, how to avoid these mental viruses, not even avoid, it's just like knowing about them in general, that really, that it's not you who are some kind of wrong, bad curve. who are looking for, maybe, a way out of some difficult situation, from depression, certainly, for example, from depression, from reactive depression, which is associated, i don't know, with some kind of traumatic event, in general, when some difficult periods of life, they happen to

clarissa estos, by the way, she does not dwell on this, but she says that fairy tales have differenthere are really directly healing fairy tales, and there are fairy tales that are such fairy tales, instructions on how it works, yes, how it is arranged, that we consider all the characters in the fairy tale as different structures of our psyche, as different images of our soul, which are in some kind of relationship with each other, that is, the fairy tale does not embody the relationship between man and society. but rather embodies the relationship between man and himself, yes, it can, that is, a fairy tale is very multifaceted, it can be viewed from really different angles, here is one of the angles, here is the optics that estes uses, this is that a fairy tale unfolds before us a theater on our soul, and the relationship between our different parts, which are more personal and which have more to do with the collective unconscious, well, roughly speaking, how our soul relates to the collective soul, including, well, here is the blue beard, let's talk about this plot he... he gives h