by Angela Fischlein | Jun 9, 2023 | Uncategorized
Christianity and paganism: how the destruction of the Donar oak marked a turning point in Europe that impacted women’s social status Over the course of history, the Donar Oak destruction played a significant role in changing the religious landscape of Europe....
by Angela Fischlein | May 3, 2023 | Archetypes, Art, Inner Wisdom, Mythology
Meeting Persephone On March 23rd, 2023, Pluto entered the sign of Aquarius for the first time after a long stay in Capricorn. As my curiosity was piqued, I embarked on a little trip into cold celestial bodies. I quickly found myself in the land of the Roman and Greek...
by Angela Fischlein | Oct 21, 2022 | Archetypes, Art, Inner Wisdom, Mythology, Uncategorized
Artemis was worshipped by the Greeks primarily as the goddess of hunting, forests, and the moon, though she was also viewed as a patron saint of women and children as well. She kept an eye on all roads and their wanderers, as well as all water bodies and ships....
by Angela Fischlein | Jun 30, 2022 | Archetypes, Art, Awareness, Inner Wisdom, Mythology
Pandora is a beautiful woman made of clay, created by Hephaistos, the god of fire. Pandora is a beautiful and very curious young woman. Hephaistos was given this special assignment of creation as a punishment for Prometheus’ theft of fire, which made fire...
by Angela Fischlein | Mar 9, 2022 | Spiritual Journey
Given the assumption that a person’s identity consists of multiple personality components, wouldn’t it be fascinating to explore these nuances in depth? But how do we become motivated to do this? Are there situations that can inspire us to try to gain a...
by Angela Fischlein | Mar 9, 2022 | Uncategorized
Change of Perspective Having recently discovered a colored pencil drawing I did in 1985, I can recall it as the first time my creative work explored perceptional shifts and the influences of my family of origin. When I created the drawing, I called it “Within...
by Angela Fischlein | Mar 9, 2022 | Uncategorized
During my studies at Hayward State University, I was introduced to Authentic Movement, a specific form of dance therapy, by one of my professors, Neala Haze. A remarkable aspect of this movement form is that it does not follow a structured movement pattern, but uses...
