by Myrthe Glasbergen, Msc. | Oct 4, 2025 | Anger, Feminism, Leadership, Patriarchy, Society & Culture, The Male Gaze, π Self-worth & Identity, π Myrthe Glasbergen, π§‘ Relationships
Reading Time: 13 minutes Letβs get one thing clear from the start: patriarchal womanhood is not real. Itβs a joke. Itβs a performance. Itβs a script written by men, for men, with women cast as the eternal supporting act. Lately, Iβve been reading The Tragedy of...
by Raya SalomΓ© Goldstein | Sep 4, 2025 | Archetypes & Myths, Feminism, Literature, Patriarchy, Society & Culture, Spiritual Awakening, Transformation, π Raya Goldstein
Reading Time: 10 minutes In her first contribution to Beyond Psychology, Raya Goldstein takes us into the myth of Mother Hulda. Through the lens of fairy tales, she explores the wild woman archetype and the primordial mother, revealing how stories preserve womenβs...
by Kai Njeri | Aug 22, 2025 | Birth, Feminism, Society & Culture, Womb ecology, π Kai Njeri
Reading Time: 10 minutes In her first contribution to Beyond Psychology, Kai Njeri invites us into the living landscapes of womb ecology, a philosophy that places womenβs health, planetary cycles, and collective regeneration in one woven fabric. How you do anything is...
by Theodora van Dun, MA | Aug 20, 2025 | Anthropology, Archetypes & Myths, Feminism, Society & Culture, Spiritual Awakening, Theology
Reading Time: 14 minutes The King & The Fool There once was an all-powerful King. He ruled over his kingdom with wisdom, clarity, and honesty. He ruled with his mind and heart, but never managed to enjoy it.He thought that joy and pleasure were not for him,...
by Myrthe Glasbergen, Msc. | Aug 13, 2025 | Capitalism, Colonialism, Feminism, Leadership, Patriarchy, Socialism, Trauma, π Myrthe Glasbergen, π§ Emotions
Reading Time: 12 minutes The dangerous costs of emotionally immature leaders arenβt just bad policy. Theyβre cycles of harm that echo through politics, culture, and everyday life. Without emotional maturity at the heart of leadership, decisions are driven by...
by Myrthe Glasbergen, Msc. | Jul 26, 2025 | Boundaries, Co-dependency, Guilt, Learned Helplessness, People Pleasing, Relational trauma, Shame, Stress, Survival mode, The Father Wound, The Mother Wound, The wound of unworthiness, Trauma, π Depression, π Self-worth & Identity, π± Burnout, π₯ Stress & The Body, π§‘ Relationships
Reading Time: 8 minutes We talk a lot about burnout, anxiety, and stress, but what if the root of it all is something we rarely name? What if hidden behind it all is a silent epidemic: the belief that in order to be loved, safe, or accepted, we must disconnect from...