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EPISODE · Dec 20, 2025 · 45 MIN

Three Wise Men and a Baby

from The Dark Fairy Godmother Podcast · host Dark Fairy Godmother

Three Wise Men and a Baby: Exploring the Light and Dark Masculine and Men's Self-Actualization Process Warning: this episode contains spoilers On this episode, to finish up our holiday-themed episodes, we end with a true Hallmark movie. Three Wise Men and a Baby. In this movie, I break down how two of the brothers (Stephan and Taylor) represent the main character Luke's light and dark masculine aspects, and how it is through learning to appreciate the value of the feminine that he is able to achieve what Carl Jung referred to as Individuation. Moreover, in this episode, I discuss how the story of baby Jesus itself can reflect the masculine process of self-actualization and the forgotten role of the feminine in this process. Resources:Yonic Journal WebsitePodcast Episode on Yonic Model of the SelfDark Fairy Godmother SubstackGoddess-Witch Spectrum Course Buy me a Coffee - KoKi AccountThe Campbell FoundationMurdock's WebsiteReference:Ingram, T. (Director). (2022). Three wise men and a baby [Film]. Hallmark Channel. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit darkfairygodmother.substack.com/subscribe

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