How to explore your personal myth through Gothic Literature - Welcome to Gothic Land #11
02/03/24 • 14 min
“Welcome to Gothic Land” is a video podcast created by Alice in Gothic Land. It is a place where we analyse the psychology behind Gothic productions and elements so we can find our balance. I help you find balance in the transitional through the analysis of literary productions, TV shows, songs, and other artistic representations. In other words, the analysis of Gothic psychology.
In Episode 11, “How to explore your personal myth through Gothic Literature”, I tell you how you can explore your own myth through Gothic Literature for self-development in 9 easy steps: self-reflection, dream analysis, archetypes, mythology and literature, symbolism, life events and milestones, creative expression and guidance.
→→ Course: “Exploring the Gothic Psyche: Jungian Concepts in Gothic Literature”
https://www.gothicalice.com/exploring-the-gothic-psyche
→→ Connect with your internal figures. Sign up for my free webinar “Exploring the Depths”. https://www.gothicalice.com/webinar-exploring-the-depths
→→ How well do you know yourself? Take your Self-Recognition Quiz now! https://www.gothicalice.com/self-recognition-quiz
You can also follow me on my webpage, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Medium and Pinterest.
You can also send me an email with your comments.
→→ To support the Alice in Gothic Land project and its guests, go to https://www.patreon.com/AliceInGothicLand
“Welcome to Gothic Land” is a video podcast created by Alice in Gothic Land. It is a place where we analyse the psychology behind Gothic productions and elements so we can find our balance. I help you find balance in the transitional through the analysis of literary productions, TV shows, songs, and other artistic representations. In other words, the analysis of Gothic psychology.
In Episode 11, “How to explore your personal myth through Gothic Literature”, I tell you how you can explore your own myth through Gothic Literature for self-development in 9 easy steps: self-reflection, dream analysis, archetypes, mythology and literature, symbolism, life events and milestones, creative expression and guidance.
→→ Course: “Exploring the Gothic Psyche: Jungian Concepts in Gothic Literature”
https://www.gothicalice.com/exploring-the-gothic-psyche
→→ Connect with your internal figures. Sign up for my free webinar “Exploring the Depths”. https://www.gothicalice.com/webinar-exploring-the-depths
→→ How well do you know yourself? Take your Self-Recognition Quiz now! https://www.gothicalice.com/self-recognition-quiz
You can also follow me on my webpage, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Medium and Pinterest.
You can also send me an email with your comments.
→→ To support the Alice in Gothic Land project and its guests, go to https://www.patreon.com/AliceInGothicLand
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The story behind Alice in Gothic Land and its incredible followers - Welcome to Gothic Land #10
“Welcome to Gothic Land” is a video podcast created by Alice in Gothic Land. It is a place where we analyse the psychology behind Gothic productions and elements so we can find our balance. I help you find balance in the transitional through the analysis of literary productions, TV shows, songs, and other artistic representations. In other words, the analysis of Gothic psychology.
In Episode 10, “The story behind Alice in Gothic Land and its incredible followers”, I tell you a little about the history of the name of the channel, everything I have learned once I embraced the darkness and the importance of your comments.
→→ Course: “Exploring the Gothic Psyche: Jungian Concepts in Gothic Literature”
https://www.gothicalice.com/exploring-the-gothic-psyche
→→ Connect with your internal figures. Sign up for my free webinar “Exploring the Depths”. https://www.gothicalice.com/webinar-exploring-the-depths
→→ How well do you know yourself? Take your Self-Recognition Quiz now! https://www.gothicalice.com/self-recognition-quiz
You can also follow me on my webpage, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn,Medium and Pinterest.
You can also send me an email with your comments.
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What is the real fascination with popular monsters? Welcome to Gothic Land #12
“Welcome to Gothic Land” is a video podcast created by Alice in Gothic Land. It is a place where we analyse the psychology behind Gothic productions and elements so we can find our balance. I help you find balance in the transitional through the analysis of literary productions, TV shows, songs, and other artistic representations. In other words, the analysis of Gothic psychology.
In Episode 12, “What is the real fascination with popular monsters?”, I will tell you what monsters are for in Gothic Literature and what they represent, what the role of Gothic settings is and what we can explore through them.
→→ Course: “Exploring the Gothic Psyche: Jungian Concepts in Gothic Literature”
https://www.gothicalice.com/exploring-the-gothic-psyche
→→ Connect with your internal figures. Sign up for my free webinar “Exploring the Depths”. https://www.gothicalice.com/webinar-exploring-the-depths
→→ How well do you know yourself? Take your Self-Recognition Quiz now! https://www.gothicalice.com/self-recognition-quiz
→→ To support the Alice in Gothic Land project and its guests, go to https://www.patreon.com/AliceInGothicLand
You can also follow me on my webpage, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn,Medium and Pinterest.
You can also send me an email with your comments.
★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★If you like this episode you’ll love
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