The Orpheus Rupture: Why We Sabotage at the Threshold of Safety
We often think relational sabotage happens in the thick of conflict, but it most reliably strikes when safety is almost assured. Drawing on the myth of Orpheus, this piece explores the catastrophic im...
13 Sep 2min
The Shadow Archetype in Werewolf Legends: How Lycanthropy Reveals the Repressed Self in European and Slavic Folklore
In European and Slavic folklore, the werewolf is far more than a monster—it is a profound psychodynamic symbol of the Jungian Shadow, the repressed instincts, rage, and forbidden desires that civiliza...
17 Mai 4min
The Selkie’s Skin: Possession, Longing, and the Psychology of the Captive Self
The selkie myth from Celtic folklore holds a mirror to some of the most arrested relational dynamics in human psychology — possession, longing, and what it costs a self to survive without access to it...
19 Apr 6min
Why Am I Never Good Enough? Sisyphus and the Internal Critic
15 Apr 1min
THE LEGENDARY MONKEY SUN WUKONG
6 Jul 20252min
ANANSI THE SPIDER FOLKTALE
29 Jun 20251min
IS THE CROCODILE BIRD A MYTH
22 Jun 20252min
