
Meta Storytelling

Myths, fairy tales, and archetypal stories give us a sense of cohesion because we recognize the patterns, even unconsciously, as bone-deeply familiar. Stories serve to remind us that whatever difficulties we might be experiencing have been encountered many times before. We are not alone; we are connected to an ancestral storehouse of experience, an
... See moreToko-pa Turner • Belonging: Remembering Ourselves home
We are narrative creatures, hardwired for story. We make sense of the world, from childhood onward, through the stories we find — or the stories that find us. They are the stars we navigate by; they bring us the wisdom we need to thrive.
Sharon Blackie • Wise Women: Myths and Stories for Midlife and Beyond
Myths are an essential part of this ‘making of humans’ — they contextualise our existence and give us psychological coherence.