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Every Woman's Story: Cinderella and Her Sisters

The Shadow Side of Envy

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Every Woman's Story: Cinderella and Her Sisters

By: Paula Reeves PhD
Narrated by: Paula Reeves PhD
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Paula takes us into the depths of the seldom explored topic of envy and jealousy.

Cinderella’s plight awakens the hidden memories of forbidden yearnings, self recriminations, and fears of not being good enough to be chosen. Paula leads us into the recognition that the consciously embodied feminine is both fiercely requiring and tenderly protective. In the end, we learn that the soul is always inviting us into the dance. This story speaks to men as well as women.

First told at a Marion Woodman Foundation Retreat, this audio program is warmly interactive with the audience.

©2021 Paula Reeves, PhD (P)2022 Better Listen Career Success Motivation & Self-Improvement Career
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the book is so good, and the speaker's insight was a hidden gem. BUT
I HATED that someone was loudly coughing and hacking in the background the whole time. It's not the fault of the presenter, she was great. But at times the speaker has to stop and wait for them and it drowns out her voice.
I dont understand why they didn't ask them to excuse themselves.

excellent and concise!

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