Panther energy in poetry

Send us Fan MailThis episode explores the poetic and spiritual significance of Sylvia Plath's 'Pursuit,' delving into themes of sexuality, violence, and the primal nature of both. It also examines the dark side of divinity from the dark Divine within the self, and the ways we use and engage that Divinity with tools, like oracle cards, which was the inspiration for this episode.In this episode, I connect the poem to the animal energy of the Panther in the Wild Unknown Animal Spirit deck, speaking on the shared invitations of purging for self-growth, embracing the shadow- self through vulnerable, erotic self-love, and using the Panther archetype in relation to collective struggle and to make space for a new, brave, prosperous, and vital self.My goal with this episode is to bring two of my great loves together, and show you how cards like tarot or oracle give super juicy, delicious meanings when we find them in context to the rest of our lives, like a poem.  **Trigger Warning** This poem does have elements of both a sexual and violent nature. If you do not wish to hear the poem, skip ahead to the 8:00 minute markHappy New Year! Thanks for listening.  Research links:https://thebadbread.com/2013/02/18/featured-poem-pursuit-by-sylvia-plath/https://neuroticpoets.com/plath/poem/pursuit/https://blackcardiganedit.com/newsletter/63-sylvia-plath-and-the-writing-of-the-pursuit/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwkXyHjgoDM&list=PL4D0A206C6E5E8CAE&index=2My Links to Work with Me:My LinksSupport the showHow you can help the show:Leave a rating / review to boost the algorithmSubscribing to know when new episodes launchVisit wolfchildmagick.com to get your questions answered on the podcast, book readings, or read from my blogJoining the Wolf Pack on Patreon to help fund the show and get premium contentContact me:[email protected]: @wolfchildmagick