Apothecary for the Afflicted : Shadow Work for Invisible Wounds

Corter, Melissa Kim; Wicker-campbell, Stephanie (ILT); Brannen, Cyndi (FRW)

ISBN 10: 1763586952 / ISBN 13: 9781763586956

Edité par Muse Oracle Press, 2025

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Détails bibliographiques

• Titre: Apothecary for the Afflicted : Shadow Work for Invisible Wounds
• Éditeur: Muse Oracle Press
• Date de parution: 2025
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN à 10 chiffres: 1763586952
• ISBN à 13 chiffres: 9781763586956
• Reliure: Couverture souple
• Illustrateur: Wicker-Campbell, Stephanie
• État de l'article: New

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Synopsis

Apothecary for the Afflicted is a unique and transformative tool disguised as a book. The pages are filled with rich and potent shadow-work practices to uncover the authentic self while healing invisible wounds. Throughout the book, the reader encounters hauntingly beautiful imagery blended with the symbolism of fairy tales.

The shadow speaks symbolically because it is beneath our conscious awareness. Therefore, we all have psychological blind spots. The Apothecary for the Afflicted is designed to creatively reveal these blind spots through shadow work practices rooted in the Jungian tradition.

In this book, Melissa teaches you about the shadow, how to work with it, and the importance of facing inner darkness. As you work with the materials, you will discover supportive shadow-work practice to soften resistance when difficult emotions, feelings, and sensations rise to the surface.

Shadow work involves the transmutation of stuck energy and transformation of repressed feelings. We must confront the things we ignore. There is power hidden in the places we are afraid to look. Within the shadow, the energy remains in limbo, and like a ghost, it eventually begins to haunt us . . . until we face it.

To transmute darkness, we must turn our attention toward the many faces of the shadow. We can find the shadow mirrored in our dreams, triggering behaviors, emotional reactions, and qualities we refuse to see within ourselves.

We all need a guide to walk with us through dark times, to navigate the unknown and uncover our blind spots. We need someone who can see in the dark. That person is Jungian and depth psychologist Melissa Kim Corter, and this book is your guide. The Apothecary for the Afflicted is a book you will return to time and time again to confront darkness, heal invisible wounds, and reclaim lost parts of the soul.

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As a highly empathic, intuitive child, Melissa Kim Corter was fascinated by the dark, unexplored spaces in other people's basements. This early curiosity led her on a lifelong journey to study the hidden dimensions of the mind. Melissa's work celebrates the darker, misunderstood aspects of the personality, often challenging readers to confront what makes them uncomfortable. A depth psychologist and bestselling author, she integrates psychology with symbolic forms from film, fairy tales, and forensics and is trained in Jungian shadow work. Her books are essential guides for those ready to explore the depths of their own psyche and shadow.

Stephanie Wicker-Campbell is an intuitive illustrator driven by the essence of the soul, unraveling the enchantment within the ordinary. Born in the United States but residing in Sydney, Australia, Stephanie's passion for travel and adventure is just one of the many aspects from which she draws her artistic inspiration. Channeling a diverse array of palettes, her work covers a broad spectrum, making her a sought-after partner for published projects. Her spellbinding designs grace oracle decks, journals, and book covers, resonating with audiences worldwide.

Cyndi Brannen, PhD, teaches and writes from the crossroads of the deeper world and modern life. She merges her career as an applied social psychologist with meditation, ritual, and natural magic, centered on the goddess Hekate as World Soul. Her work explores the journey through darkness to wholeness using the archetypes of the witch and Hekate. Cyndi's teaching focuses on personal healing through herbalism, rituals, meditations, and exploration of the deeper self. She founded the Covina Institute, a soul school dedicated to the pursuit of wholeness through structured programs of study and transcendent experiences. Find her at keepingherkeys.com.