Celtic Queen Maeve and Addition

Celtic Queen Maeve and AdditionAuthor; Sylvia Brinton Perera Drawing on twenty six years of experience as a Jungian analyst, the author shows how the stories and images of ancient mythology can illuminate the depths of the psyche. In particular she shows how those in the grip of addiction confront the great Irish goddess Maeve, whose name means the inebriating one" and whose drink was the sacred mead. Maeve represents the profoundly human and archetypal need for experiences of

including source material from fields such as history of pharmacy

Element: Fire

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