💀La Mujer Esqueleto: el secreto oscuro del amor | Mujeres que corren con los lobos Cap. 5

▶️In Chapter 5 of Women Who Run With the Wolves, Clarissa Pinkola Estés presents one of the book's most profound and transformative stories: The Skeleton Woman. This Inuit tale speaks not only of love… it speaks of the fear of loving. It speaks of what happens when the nature of Life/Death/Life emerges in a relationship. It speaks of illusions that must die, wounds that must be confronted, and the tear that initiates transformation. In this video, we read the entire story and interpret it from the perspective of depth psychology, exploring: — The accidental discovery of “treasure” in love — The flight from intimacy — The unraveling of the bones — The tear of compassion — ​​The drum of the heart — The dance between body and soul We also address the myth of Sedna and the story of Philoctetes to understand why wounding and compassion are key in the process of truly loving. The Skeleton Woman reminds us that mature love doesn't avoid death… it embraces it. If this content resonates with you, subscribe to the channel and join me on this journey through each chapter of Women Who Run With the Wolves.