

The Labyrinth: Soul’s Winding Journey
The labyrinth is a powerful metaphor for psychological development and the path of individuation. This week Jungian analysts Lisa Marchiano and Deborah Stewart consider how twists and turns in the path of life (especially in early adulthood), ask us to confront uncertainty, anxiety, and the unknown. Ego may crave a…

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“What you're missing about the abandonment by Theseus and Dionysus taking Ariadne is that the two males represent the continuum of the male. Theseus is the pre love and sexual phase male and Dionysus is then the love and sexual stage recepti…”
“One of the distinctions I like most about the labyrinth and the maze is that you cannot get lost on the labyrith. However it is not without surprises on the way to centre: you can be walking it and be on the outer rim of the circle and one…”
“We face the labyrinth repeatedly as we lose the thread at each transition from having figured out the stage behind us to moving on to the next of life's challenges. Applying the labyrinth to university-bound kids and their journey from chil…”
“I once had this epiphany when in a circle with friends, that one was clearly embodying the role of the minotaur, and particularly often does. When trying to delve deeper into the great mysteries of life and existence he is often trying to s…”
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