Day 3: Just Jump as a Wolf, Read Any Quote by Clarissa Pinkola Estés
She is a storyteller. She wrote everyday for her work to be found and be found. I love how she takes the oral tradition into the written word and reminds us not to lose our child-selves. She is a great example of continuing your work, telling your stories, inspiring others and finding awe. Everyone on this earth has a destiny - as long as you are moving onward, “my time of being spellbound by rocks on the road is now done” and i choose to move forward.
Dr. C.P. Estés' is a lifelong activist in service of the voiceless; as a post-trauma recovery specialist and psychoanalyst of 48 years clinical practice with the persons traumatized by war, exiles and torture victims; and as a journalist covering stories of human suffering and hope.
She is Mestiza Latina [Native American/ Mexica Spanish], presently in her seventies. She grew up in the now vanished oral tradition of her war-torn immigrant, refugee families who could not read nor write, or did so haltingly, and for whom English was their third language overlying their ancient natal languages.