Seath’s Reviews > The Twelve Wild Swans: A Journey to the Realm of Magic, Healing, and Action > Status Update
Seath
is 44% done
Perhaps I could have phrased that last update better. It’s comforting to know that the work I’ve been doing for the last 10 years and the conclusions I have arrived at are shared with others. I value that I came by them my own way, under my own steam. I see a lot of the group work here that I haven’t done, I don’t know if I feel comfortable doing it. Trust is very hard for me and this is asking for a lot.
— Oct 22, 2023 06:55PM
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Seath
is 58% done
I enjoyed the section on trances. It’s nice to get fresh inspiration for things to try.
— Oct 24, 2023 10:06AM
Seath
is 32% done
Again more stuff I already do day to day. I can’t tell if I’m smug that I’m on the right track or kinda disappointed that I’m not getting more out of this. It’s a bit jumbled and repetitive, I liked the segment on money, that really rings true to me.
— Oct 22, 2023 09:59AM
Seath
is 21% done
It’s not with ill intent, but it’s clear the author/s haven’t read an inclusive language guide, frustrating!
I guess it was published in 2001, such a thing probably didn’t exist. Hmm. Update needed!
Aside from that it’s interesting that most of the ideas here I’m already familiar with from other “secular” sources (therapy lol). I always find that crossover interesting.
— Oct 18, 2023 10:51PM
I guess it was published in 2001, such a thing probably didn’t exist. Hmm. Update needed!
Aside from that it’s interesting that most of the ideas here I’m already familiar with from other “secular” sources (therapy lol). I always find that crossover interesting.
Seath
is 11% done
Getting annoyed with the way this is written. If assurances weren’t made that Reclaiming is inclusive of all genders, I would be less frustrated. There’s a difference between being welcoming in theory and making an effort towards truly inclusive change. None of the work is being done to actively breakdown and re-evaluate binary notions of gender here. “You may assume all genders are included” gee thanks!
— Oct 17, 2023 07:44AM
