A Midsummer Night's Dream: Astronomy, Alchemy, and Archetypes (Chapter 2)

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Last Updated: Sunday, 27 October 2013 20:37

Written by Katherine Perrault

The Discovery of Meaning in "Babette's Feast"

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Written by Wanda Avila

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Babette's Feast (1987) is popularly regarded as a "food movie." After seeing the movie for the first time, viewers flocked to restaurants around the country to experience first-hand the delicious feast they had watched being devoured on screen. Today, viewers will probably have to prepare their own feasts, but the recipes are still readily available. The film, however, is about a great deal more than the pleasures of eating. It is about the discovery of meaning. 

The Bewitchery of Medusa. Fibromyalgia: Parallelism Between Myth and Illness

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Written by Jorge Alberto Piña Quevedo

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Psyche the soul, our soul. All kind of events take place in it and in the beginning the opposites live together in harmony. Up and down, right and left, light and darkness, love and indifference, god and evil, masculine and feminine, and so on. In our souls exists all that we human beings have experienced over and over again since the very beginning of human existence on Earth, and this wisdom becomes visible through several expressions including dreams, art, myths and in some cases a physical illness. When people are ill, there is for them an opportunity to find out what is going on deep in their souls because, frequently, a physical illness is an expression of a wound in the soul.

A Midsummer Night's Dream: Astronomy, Alchemy, and Archetypes (Introduction)

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Last Updated: Sunday, 27 October 2013 20:37

Written by Katherine Perrault