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Fairy Tales & the Noble Feminine Heart: On Princesses, Witches, and Awakening with Michelle Tocher

Fairy tales, symbols, and the transformative power of stories weave through this conversation with Michelle Tocher, award-winning Canadian author, storyteller, and founder of Wonderlit.Together, we explore the noble feminine heart of the princess, witches and fairy godmothers, Br ...  Show more

Fox Woman: Wild Beauty, Symbolic Living, and the Mythic Life

In this special solo episode, Maria tells the European folktale of Fox Woman and explores some of its central symbols: the soul self, the archetype of beauty, and the home as an image of the psyche. She also shares why myths and fairy tales have become such an essential part of h ...  Show more

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