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This week the Stingy Nettle has taken centre stage, invoking metaphors and self-enquiry around the more prickly parts of ourselves and the nutrients that lie under them.
Many of our protective mechanisms were formed as children and as adults, we are not always conscious of them, they can be overlooked as parts of our personality.
By Hannah GoodmanThis week the Stingy Nettle has taken centre stage, invoking metaphors and self-enquiry around the more prickly parts of ourselves and the nutrients that lie under them.
Many of our protective mechanisms were formed as children and as adults, we are not always conscious of them, they can be overlooked as parts of our personality.