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Women Who Run with the Wolves

Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype

13 minClarissa Pinkola Estes

What's it about

Do you ever feel like you've lost touch with your truest, most powerful self? This book summary is your guide back to the fierce, intuitive "Wild Woman" within. Reclaim the creative energy and untamed spirit that society has tried to suppress. You'll discover how ancient myths and fairy tales hold the key to unlocking your natural instincts. Learn to heal old wounds, trust your gut, and embrace your full feminine power. It’s time to stop apologizing and start living with authentic, wild freedom.

Meet the author

Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés is an award-winning poet, a senior Jungian psychoanalyst, and a cantadora, a keeper of the old stories in the Latina tradition. Her decades of clinical practice and her work gathering ancestral myths from her Hungarian and Mexican-Spanish heritage informed her groundbreaking exploration of the Wild Woman archetype. This unique fusion of psychoanalytic expertise and ancient storytelling has empowered millions of women worldwide to reclaim their instinctual, untamed, and creative spirits.

Women Who Run with the Wolves book cover

What's it about

Do you ever feel like you've lost touch with your truest, most powerful self? This book summary is your guide back to the fierce, intuitive "Wild Woman" within. Reclaim the creative energy and untamed spirit that society has tried to suppress. You'll discover how ancient myths and fairy tales hold the key to unlocking your natural instincts. Learn to heal old wounds, trust your gut, and embrace your full feminine power. It’s time to stop apologizing and start living with authentic, wild freedom.

Meet the author

Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estés is an award-winning poet, a senior Jungian psychoanalyst, and a cantadora, a keeper of the old stories in the Latina tradition. Her decades of clinical practice and her work gathering ancestral myths from her Hungarian and Mexican-Spanish heritage informed her groundbreaking exploration of the Wild Woman archetype. This unique fusion of psychoanalytic expertise and ancient storytelling has empowered millions of women worldwide to reclaim their instinctual, untamed, and creative spirits.