• 10. La Llorona: Folktale on Women's Creative Life, Unblocking The Creative Self and The Animus

  • Sep 10 2024
  • Length: 25 mins
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10. La Llorona: Folktale on Women's Creative Life, Unblocking The Creative Self and The Animus

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  • In this episode, Maria Souza tells the Central American folktale of La Llorona, a story that showcases the tragedy of letting go of one's creative power. The symbolic reflection highlights the importance to nurture, unblock and protect women's creative life and how can our animus be ally, instead of tyrant.

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