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Introduction: Cultivation of the Wild Woman Podcast Book Study of "Women Who Run with the Wolves" written by Clarissa Pinkola Estes

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Cultivation of the Wild Woman Podcast A Book Study of Women Who Run with the Wolves written By Clarissa Pinkola Estes. Recorded & Edited by Rachel Prehn & Ben Landis. Cultivation of the wild woman podcast will help you gain wisdom in your own intuition through learning about the wild woman archetype. In each episode, we’ll cover a distilled version of each chapter. We’ll hear stories that have stood the test of time, an analysis of these stories through the lens of Jungian Psychology, & how this translates to the modern young woman. In the first episode we go over the following topics about the Wild Woman archetype: Who is she? What are other names she goes by? What can we gain by using her intuition? What does life look like without her? What would it mean to be a wild Woman? I hope that you'll join the conversation as I cultivate a Wild Woman Sisterhood!

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