Goddess Archetype Code

It's important to learn to forgive others, but when is it valuable to not forgive? Join me, Erica Randolph, and we'll figure it out! Enjoy interviews, interpretations of myths and fairy tales with applications influenced by Jungian analysis ~ plus original music & meditations,

Weekend Wind Down Meditation -Earth Energy, with Erica Randolph 

Even Goddesses go through the gates of hell, or, massive paradigm shifts, as they meet the Shadow in the Dark Night of the Soul. We deconstruct the metaphors of what Inanna gives up at each gate on her descent into the “Dark Night of the Soul” to meet her shadow. please share & like my podcast! 

Take a moment with me, Erica Randolph, intuitive counselor, to release tensions and stress and allow peace to permeate your body. This is the first of my weekend wind down meditation series - Enjoy!

“wow, I can’t believe I just said that”. Or “oh my god, I just did that crazy thing, that’s so unlike me!”  If there are times when you do things that’s not “how you are”. Or if you experienced a strong emotion that seemingly “took you over”. You’re going to want to listen to this.

Today I’m going to give an outline of the heroine’s journey. One takes this journey to realize self actualization, to self knowledge, & to understand personal purpose and meaning. I'll take you through a series of steps that I've created for use in my own personal development. I also use these steps to help other women on their personal Journey. Learn more at ericarandolph.com

You are listening to the Goddess Archetype Code with your host, Erica Randolph, the intuitive counselor & licensed trauma therapist who uses story, music, and meditation to support emotional healing*.*Disclaimer, this is not intended as therapy. Enjoy interviews, interpretations of myths and fairy tales with applications influenced by Jungian analysis ~ plus original music & meditations,

Goddess Archetype Code with Erica Randolph with episode 3 of the Heroine's Journey - how the fairy tale of Bluebeard can be used as a metaphor for women's healing as the heroine of her own journey.