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Stories crucial to midwifing death
Symbolic and archetypal insight

Stories crucial to midwifing death

Posted on 13 July 201410 August 2026 by Sande Ramage

Midwifing death is as important to the dying process as pain relief. For me, it’s walking slowly beside another person as they disengage from their dwindling life force and listening intently to the stories of their life. Stories can tumble…

on rape, stagnant pools and echoes in the void
Symbolic and archetypal insight

on rape, stagnant pools and echoes in the void

Posted on 17 November 201310 August 2026 by Sande Ramage

no matter how much we protest about rape (haven’t women been experiencing this forever, remember Dinah in Genesis and when we thought our marching might take back the night) no matter how many rape laws are drafted, enacted people imprisoned,…

On fire with desire
Symbolic and archetypal insight

On fire with desire

Posted on 23 September 201210 August 2026 by Sande Ramage

I heard about a kid who used to burn palm crosses whenever sex sauntered across his mind.  He was confused about one of the most powerful drivers in his life.  He’s not alone in that confusion. Whether you’re a princess,…

Grave wisdom
Symbolic and archetypal insight

Grave wisdom

Posted on 15 April 201210 August 2026 by Sande Ramage

There’s a pyramid in Rome that presides over a frantic intersection, the kind that only Italians seem able to navigate without appearing suicidal.  Like its Egyptian relatives, this pyramid is a portal to the underworld. Spreading out from one of…

Death watch silences Google
Symbolic and archetypal insight

Death watch silences Google

Posted on 4 February 201210 August 2026 by Sande Ramage

‘Look’, he said, waving a scrap of paper in front of me, ‘the doctor’s been and this is what he thinks I’ve got.’ The phrase on the page was vaguely familiar but before I could begin untangling the words he…

Symbolic and archetypal insight

Walking the valley of the dead

Posted on 24 December 200010 August 2026 by Sande Ramage

The pounding of my heart, heralding a fear of who knows what had been completely quietened. In its place, an intense interest was flowering as I found myself peering deep into an empty chest cavity, tracking the embalmer who was…

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  • Much of Jung’s criticism of both religious and medical therapy, therefore, was grounded in his conviction that the modern healing arts and the mainstream Western Christian tradition had severed themselves from the healing, that is whole-making, energies of the psyche. John P. Dourley
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