Our inherent compulsion to create and share stories is what sets us apart from all other species. While our animal counterparts are locked into instinctive patterns of behaviour, humans possess the cognitive ability to add meaning to and record narratives of past events.
As a keen advocate of shadow work, I’m consistently peering behind the veil, to unmask the hidden meanings and agendas fed to an unaware audience of avid media consumers. Here’s my latest revelation—enjoy.
An accurate definition of the shadow is everything within us that we’re unaware of; everything that is not in the light of consciousness.
My fascination with all things dark and shadowy began at my birth. Born blue and not breathing, I was resuscitated and placed in a humicrib, separated from my mother. This disruption to my attachment bond sent my orientation reflex into hyperdrive, and began my desperate search to reconnect with my life-supporting mothership.