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The Sacred Path Beyond Trauma: Reaching the Divine Through Nature's Healing Symbols Book

The Sacred Path Beyond Trauma: Reaching the Divine Through Nature's Healing Symbols
The Sacred Path Beyond Trauma: Reaching the Divine Through Nature's Healing Symbols, One of Graham Greene's characters famously said, I suffer, therefore I am, suggesting that pain is an inescapable, and perhaps incurable, part of the human condition. But must this be so? Ellen Macfarland argues otherwise in <i>The Sacred Beyond Trauma., The Sacred Path Beyond Trauma: Reaching the Divine Through Nature's Healing Symbols has a rating of 4 stars
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  • The Sacred Path Beyond Trauma: Reaching the Divine Through Nature's Healing Symbols
  • Written by author Ellen B. Macfarland
  • Published by North Atlantic Books, June 2008
  • One of Graham Greene's characters famously said, "I suffer, therefore I am," suggesting that pain is an inescapable, and perhaps incurable, part of the human condition. But must this be so? Ellen Macfarland argues otherwise in The Sacred Beyond Trauma.
  • One of Graham Greene’s characters famously said, “I suffer, therefore I am,” suggesting that pain is an inescapable, and perhaps incurable, part of the human condition. But must this be so? Ellen Macfarland argues otherwise in The Sac
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Foreword     xiii
Preface     xvii
The Plight of the Traumatized Child     1
Considering Some Psychological Terms and Concepts     4
Holding the Two Truths of a Polarity     7
Getting in Touch with the Feeling Function     11
Abuse-Focused Therapy in Partnership with Depth Psychology     17
Arguments Against Abuse-Focused Therapy     18
Enter Depth Psychology and the Imaginal     23
Suspending Dualistic Thinking     26
Symbols as Mediators Between Worlds     27
Archetypes     29
Myth and Symbol in Depth Psychology     31
Opening to the Imaginal     37
The Dolphin Swims into My Life     40
The Soul Journey of a Horse Whisperer     49
Nature's Symbols and the Transference Dynamic     51
The Unconscious Soul Connection     55
Shy Boy     59
My Own Horse Experiences     61
Horses and Symbolic Relationships     67
The Horse Whisperer     70
My Personal Unconscious Healing Dynamic     77
Spirit, Stallion of the Cimarron     83
Special Relationships That Transcend Species Differences     86
DolphinWisdom     97
Engaging the Imaginal     98
Studies of Dolphins in the Wild     102
Concluding Thoughts     112
Meeting the Dolphin Nation Through Legend and Story     119
Dolphin Tales from the Distant Past     120
What Does Dolphin/Human Interaction Symbolize?     122
Flipper     124
Free Willy     127
Connecting Soulfully with Animals     130
The Tree as Healer     137
Trees in Legend     140
Trees in Religious Traditions     142
Honoring All Beings     143
Branching Out Beyond the Trauma     151
The Power of the Tree Archetype     157
The Girl Without Hands     160
The Dark Side of the Earth Mother Archetype     166
The Wolf Nation Calls to Humanity     169
Wolves and My Personal Process     170
Wolf Stories and Fairy Tales     172
Wolf Facts     173
One's Own Wolf Pack?     176
Social Structure of Wolves     178
Domestication of Wild Animals     181
Epilogue     185
A Review of How Therapy Unwinds the Memories     188
The Living Archetypal Forces      189
Symbols Can Find Us     191
Practicing Respect, Not Domination     192
Relationship and the Therapeutic Container     195
Not to Forget the Insects     198
Notes     201
Bibliography     207
About the Author     213


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