Quote from this month’s tale
“…the old woman set to work. While she was starting the fire, she heard laughter—-and turned around to see twelve little men dancing.”
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“…the old woman set to work. While she was starting the fire, she heard laughter—-and turned around to see twelve little men dancing.”
Debb Freedman here…It’s time to start our fairy tale group the last Sunday of the month. In September 27 from 2-4 we will read and discuss a croation folk tale The Magic Forest I found in Sharon Blackie’s book Hagatude.
Enjoy and I will see you soon
Last Sunday of the Month from 2 to 4 PM via Zoom Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82006456108?pwd=XaF7VqFjJoIEXrIK3gLde3HZvX2rbS.1 In the ‘Mirror Mirror on the Wall’ Fairy Tale Reading Group, we explore fairy tales from around the world to see what we can learn about how these timeless tales illuminate psychic processes. Hearing and reading the stories can be entertaining and soothing, and interpreting them can unearth kernels of universal truth. Participants are encouraged to bring their love of stories.
Deborah Eve Freedman has been creating fairy tales for others for over twenty-five years. This ancient language of home as place on the outside and heart on the inside arrived as a surprise. She has presented her process during two global conferences at Oxford University and continues to be awed by its relevance.
June 26 will be our last fairy tale session this session. It will be Grimm’s story The Juniper Tree.