fear of abandonment and the mother wound in fairy tales

back from the borderline

English - May 02, 2023 09:00 - 1 hour - 116 MB - ★★★★★ - 394 ratings
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Absent parenting leaves us with lifelong emotional scars. Join me as we listen to some lovely calming medieval vibes while we discuss how we can heal from childhood neglect and abandonment through the exploration of myths and fairy tales. Later in the episode, I read an excerpt from a recent book that inspired me to rethink the burdens and resentments I’ve been carrying with me up until this point in my life. It is my hope that it can inspire you, too.

TIME STAMPS

00:00 - 3:56: Intro

3:56 - 50:13: Fear of Abandonment - Mothers in Fairy Tales

50:18: Preview of this week’s Premium Submarine Episode, “SWSMH 18: smash the peace button”

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RESOURCES

· The Fear of Abandonment: Missing Mothers and Fairy Tales (article by Dale M. Kushner)

· The Interpretation of Fairy Tales (C.G. Jung Foundation Books) by Marie Louise Von Frantz

· The O Manuscript: The Seer, The Magdalene, The Grail by Lars Muhl

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