The Brothers Grimm's "The Golden Goose" appears to have allegorical leanings toward living a moral, responsible, independent, authentic and creative life. Is this one of the reasons for fairy tales? This appears to be the case as we explore the meaning of an angelic tarot reading and a message from the faery world. we look at goal-setting and it's use to separate yourself from negative thinking. We also take a look in the mirror, to look at our shadow and motivate ourselves to heal and do better.
Books referenced in this episode:
Lang, Andrew, ed. (1966). "The Golden Goose". The Red Fairy Book. Dover Publications.
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/540
Borthwick, Derek. (2022). How to Eliminate Negative Thinking. Derek Borthwick.
https://www.amazon.com/How-Eliminate-Negative-Thinking-Overthinking/dp/1838334637
Well, Tara. (2022). Mirror Meditation. New Harbinger Publications.
https://mirrormeditation.com/
Laing, R.D. (1961). Self and Others. Routledge.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Self-Others-Selected-Works-Laing/dp/0415198194
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Golden Goose Shadow Work