Category Archives: The Heroine’s Journey
The Heroine’s Journey is the new direction and labour-of-love for Think Spiritual. It is the recognition of the journey of the Feminine (not females, The Feminine in ALL of us). Please join me for this new journey and exploration of the other half of the Story.
The Death of Innocence – The Heroine’s Journey: Step 2
As excited as I am to develop and explore this Heroine’s Journey model, I think I’ve been subconsciously avoiding producing this second step of the Journey. This Death of Innocence step is all about trauma entering the life of the Heroine and trauma is too large a subject for me to cover in less than […]
Continue readingThe Binary Return Journeys of Elsa & Anna – A Deeper Meaning of Frozen 2
What surprises me most about Frozen II is the fact that it wasn’t nearly as popular as Frozen. People didn’t go as crazy for it and it didn’t end up with a song that was covered more times than 9/11. I know that analogy doesn’t fit, but stick with me here. In my opinion, Frozen […]
Continue readingHow the Hero’s & Heroine’s Journeys Work Together – A Deeper Meaning of Frozen (2013)
With the new season of Think Spiritual begun and the Heroine’s Journey series started, I think it’s important to explain how my Hero’s and Heroine’s Journeys work together. I’m actually going to call them “Binary Journeys” – not only are there two parts, but the parts orbit each other, they entwine and they conjoin in […]
Continue readingThe “Perfect” World – The Heroine’s Journey: Step 1
We are all born into the “Perfect” World of the Feminine, but we have to mature to understand that it’s most likely not perfect. Perfection can’t exist. Anything truly perfect would be stagnate. We need change. We need growth. A good Heroine will see this and strive for change. When I began Think Spiritual Podcasts […]
Continue readingThe 19 Steps of the Heroine’s Journey
The most important detail I can emphasize as we dive into the first episode of this series is that the Heroine’s Journey is not the opposite of nor is it in opposition to the Hero’s Journey. In human societies we often forget that Masculinity and Femininity are complementary and this is how I want to […]
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