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Rachel Feldpausch
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“We replace stories with heavy sighs, realistic goals, and insurance policies.”
“Loss is ungainly, and won’t easily smarten up to make the rest of your life appear cool and groovy.”
“Knowing myths and how they align with our own experience can help us emerge from loss not bitter but creative.”
— Oct 04, 2026 12:53PM
“Loss is ungainly, and won’t easily smarten up to make the rest of your life appear cool and groovy.”
“Knowing myths and how they align with our own experience can help us emerge from loss not bitter but creative.”
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Rachel Feldpausch
is on page 37 of 256
this is the perfect book to come home to if you’re drowning in the monotony of passing patterns and systems of play
“the most sacred stories circled around the tale of a dying and resurrected king.”
“when we reach for a myth to help recover our own stories … in place of isolation we now have the camaraderie of being worked within a bigger story.”
— Sep 03, 2026 06:49PM
“the most sacred stories circled around the tale of a dying and resurrected king.”
“when we reach for a myth to help recover our own stories … in place of isolation we now have the camaraderie of being worked within a bigger story.”
Rachel Feldpausch
is on page 9 of 256
“Many of us are driven by stories we barely understand and rarely investigate.”
Excited for this one.
— Aug 29, 2026 05:56AM
Excited for this one.