Dark Is Not The Opposite of Light
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I took this photo of a mural I came across while wandering in the Mission in San Francisco some years ago. It still knocks my
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I took this photo of a mural I came across while wandering in the Mission in San Francisco some years ago. It still knocks my
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Photo of a portion of a sculpture from : The African Art Center in Houston
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This photo is from my illustration from the book I am writing about the mutually derived experiences formed as patients have permitted me to come
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Group Sandplay Process: Saying goodbye is never easy, if it is a real goodbye. Every goodbye echoes former losses. A cherished member of the ongoing
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The last post I referred to a poem about one of the many night stars being brought down into the depth of the dark to
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One night I was wishing things over. Then, thought there were too many stars in the sky and not enough light down under, in the
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Many of my supervisees have come to their work as clinicians after a rich and varied life imbued with many unique resources to bring to
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Private Entrance I have been practicing psychotherapy for almost 30 years and yet I still find the act of entering into private territory so delicate
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The Integral Quest of Becoming Ourselves “Creation myths are of a different class from other myths, hero myths or fairy tales for instance-for when they
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Mythology of The Soul I was in a library dedicated to archives of Joseph Campbell, Marjita Gimbutas, James Hillman, and Joseph Wheelwright to name a