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Sources Referenced:
Richard Tarnas, Cosmos & Psyche
Jakob Böhme
In our tenth episode, we immerse ourselves in the symbol of the Moon, one of our most ancient, and most important, symbols of fertility, the feminine, and the powers of creation and destruction. Whether we’re contemplating the Great Mother goddess, meditating on the Moon card in the tarot, or approaching our own lunar placement in our natal charts, the Moon’s expressions are wildly varied—nurturing, protective, feral and untamed, quiet and introverted, oceanic in depth. We hope you love the episode, and thank you for being here for ten Soror Mystica shows !!!!!
Texts Referenced
Cosmos and Psyche, and The Passion of the Western Mind, both by Richard Tarnas
Esther Harding, Women’s Mysteries, Ancient and Modern
Sally Nichols, Tarot and the Archetypal Journey
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Referenced Texts
The Red Book, CG Jung
The White Goddess, Robert Graves
The Tarot Spreads Yearbook, Chelsea Pippin Mizzi & Cara Hudson
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Referenced Materials
All quotes from this episode are pulled from The Quotable Jung, Princeton University Press
These quotes specifically come from Jung's Psychological Types, The Undiscovered Self, "Transformation Symbolism in the Mass," and "Forward to White's God and the Unconscious."
We’re all well aware of the archetype of the witch—the mysterious woman, often seen as an outsider who lives alone on the fringes of society, who works in secrecy to perfect her magic spells, lunar rituals, and banquets with the Devil.
Though stories and depictions of the witch are wild and variegated, one detail of her life is quite consistent; the witch is always accompanied by her familiar.
The familiar is a small creature who lives with the witch, who helps her perform her rites and rituals. Familiars can be cats, dogs, hares, toads, crows—the list is quite endless. Some believed that the witch’s familiar was an extension of her, something she shape-shifted into to make mischief. Others believed familiars to be small demons, proof of her connection with the Devil himself.
In this episode, we unravel the symbol of the familiar, explore the ways in which a woman’s connection to nature via the animal world was “othered” by the Christian world, and reflect on our own experiences with nature, familiars, and animal allies. This episode’s dream comes to us from your co-host Cristina, who shares a triple dream of centaurs and horses.
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Referenced Materials
The Asteroid Goddesses, Demetra George
Gerard Adler (feminine triplicity reference quote)
Jung and Tarot: an Archetypal Journey, Sally Nichols
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Referenced Materials
The Roman de la Rose
The Flight of the Wild Gander, Joseph Campbell
The Great Mother: An Analysis of the Archetype, Erich Neumann
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Referenced Materials
Influences: Art, Optics, and Astrology in the Italian Renaissance, by Mary Quinlan-McGrath
The Timaeus, by Plato (from the Republic)
Hellenistic Astrology, The Study of Fate and Fortune, by Chris Brennan
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Referenced Materials
Marie Louise von Franz, Divination & Synchronicity
Karen Hamaker-Zondag, Tarot as a Way of Life
T. Susan Chang, 36 Secrets: A Decanic Journey through the Minor Arcana of the Tarot
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