Description
Come to the stage between two worlds—come to the Theatre of the Imagination. On this six-part live performance series, bestselling author and beloved cantadora (keeper of the old stories) Clarissa Pinkola Estés shares the work of her lifetime: myths, tales, and poetry with the power to nourish and heal.
Contained within Theatre of the Imagination are the great universal themes—tales of loss and resurrection; of love and sacrifice; of the courage to survive—yet it is as if Dr. Estés is speaking only to you. With words that weave in and out of the interior and exterior worlds, she creates an amazing fabric of the purest wisdom—fought for, won, and preserved to teach all generations—that which is most worth knowing.
You will hear more than 40 original poems, archetypal insights, and dozens of strengthening stories from Dr. Estés' own family's oral traditions. Dr. Estés teaches that each story holds a key to a deeper self-knowing: "Stories cut fine wide doors in previous blank walls, openings that lead to the dreamland, that lead to love and learning that lead us back to our own real lives."
Presented in her one-of-a-kind lyrical style, Theatre of the Imagination seats you in the front row at these performances of a lifetime. More than five hours of signature stories, plus earthy and wise advice, archetypal insights, poetry, and much more.
Six Healing Stories Include:
Las Tres Osas Viejas (The Three Old Ones)
The Fisherman's Wife
Skeleton Woman
The Crescent Moon Bear
Sealskin/Soulskin
Wolfen
Learn More about:
The cycles of life and death
How the language of symbols translates into everyday life
Community and healing the homesickness within the soul
How to stop your destructive inner critic
Reclaiming the bodies we were born with
Facing the cycles of change in a relationship
Agelessness and the aerial view of the elder
How to awaken the 1,000 eyes of your intuition
Transformation through the four vital steps to forgiveness
The power of the Divine Child
Finding courage and the sacred center of the psyche
When others try to silence you: how to claim your strength
Contents 6 CDs (5 hours, 45 minutes)
Date Published June 30, 2005 MsSVig
Come to the stage between two worlds—come to the Theatre of the Imagination. On this six-part live performance series, bestselling author and beloved cantadora (keeper of the old stories) Clarissa Pinkola Estés shares the work of her lifetime: myths, tales, and poetry with the power to nourish and heal.
Contained within Theatre of the Imagination are the great universal themes—tales of loss and resurrection; of love and sacrifice; of the courage to survive—yet it is as if Dr. Estés is speaking only to you. With words that weave in and out of the interior and exterior worlds, she creates an amazing fabric of the purest wisdom—fought for, won, and preserved to teach all generations—that which is most worth knowing.
You will hear more than 40 original poems, archetypal insights, and dozens of strengthening stories from Dr. Estés' own family's oral traditions. Dr. Estés teaches that each story holds a key to a deeper self-knowing: "Stories cut fine wide doors in previous blank walls, openings that lead to the dreamland, that lead to love and learning that lead us back to our own real lives."
Presented in her one-of-a-kind lyrical st
Six Healing Stories Include:
Las Tres Osas Viejas (The Three Old Ones)
The Fisherman's Wife
Skeleton Woman
The Crescent Moon Bear
Sealskin/Soulskin
Wolfen
Learn More about:
The cycles of life and death
How the language of symbols translates into everyday life
Community and healing the homesickness within the soul
How to stop your destructive inner critic
Reclaiming the bodies we were born with
Facing the cycles of change in a relationship
Agelessness and the aerial view of the elder
How to awaken the 1,000 eyes of your intuition
Transformation through the four vital steps to forgiveness
The power of the Divine Child
Finding courage and the sacred center of the psyche
When others try to silence you: how to claim your strength
Contents 6 CDs (5 hours, 45 minutes)
Date Published June 30, 2005 MsSVig