This is a wonderful documentary. Below you can watch the trailer and when available you can order it on line. Powerful, insightful, provocative, Marion Woodman: Dancing in the Flames explores the inspiring life and many ‘deaths’ of one of the western world’s most important wisdom keepers, and sends a clarion call to a planet in the midst of “a shedding of its outworn skin”. Renowned Jungian analyst and author, Marion Woodman is celebrated for her work on feminine psychology and addiction, but her words and her wisdom speak to nearly everyone.

In this remarkable and timely book, renowned mythologist and storyteller Michael Meade explores the complex and mysterious territories of the human soul with daring and hard-won wisdom. Drawing on folktales and myths from many cultures and spiritual ideas from the East and West, he leads us to an undeniable truth: that the only story we came here to live is our own.
Weaving stories within stories, lacing pertinent psychology within cultural analysis, and mixing autobiography with myth, Meade opens the territory of fate and destiny to new interpretations and deeper meanings. If a person doesn't face their fate, they may never find their deep resources and natural gifts.

Laughter has always been part of our human expression and yet we haven't put very much thought into it. When is there we take it for granted and we just know that after a good laugh we tend to feel better. We were not taught that laughter is essential for our well-beingness and ideally should be embedded in our lives as a daily activity. Contemporary science is looking at this phenomenon with curiocity and highlights the importance of laughter as the best transformer energy for both mind and body health. In a world full of stress, worries and uncertainties, laughter is recommended as our best medicine.