The silver road

Authors

  • Sue Michaelson

Keywords:

feminine principle, intuition, images, visual arts, transpersonal psychotherapy

Abstract

This is a story about the power, importance and magical nature of images and image - making. It links psychology, spirituality, shamanism and the visual arts and suggests that there is an imaginal realm beyond everyday imagination, through which the world of spirit or whatever is »out there« tells us both about itself and ourselves. Images can take you on a miraculous journey that is both creative and healing, if you have the courage to follow them and let them lead the way. It is a personal story of a UKCP registered transpersonal psychotherapist and an artist who embarked on a long journey to bridge the two worlds. Focussing on the feminine principle she explored in detail its roots, special qualities and various ways in which the feminine expresses itself in our contemporary culture. Working creatively with clients gave her an insight into the healing nature of images. With their quicksilver quality they appear to have life of their own and are a source of knowledge if one is willing to listen. Images say what can not be said any other way.

Published

2011-09-09

How to Cite

Michaelson, S. (2011). The silver road. Kairos - Slovenian Journal of Psychotherapy, 5(3-4). Retrieved from https://kairos.skzp.org/index.php/revija/article/view/164

Issue

Section

Translations, news, interviews, essays