Who is She and Where can I Find Her?COMING TO KNOW THIS STRANGER WHO IS MYSELFFinding the essential Self is an archeological process requiring time,
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![]() ANN FURSMAN NIX, MA, CCHT
holds a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Ohio State University, and is a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist. For 10 years she was a student of A.H. Almaas and the Diamond Work, and is a Certified Practitioner of Anna Halprin’s Life/Art Process. For the past 36 years, Nix has been engaged in the field of psychology and creative development. “October 11, 1994 This morning I went to the studio, pinned |
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“WHO IS HERE AND HOW CAN I FIND HER?” |
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This journal entry from 16 years ago was like some kind of strange graffiti erupting out of me. What could I possibly mean? | |
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How could I not know myself?
ME–with my MA in Counseling ME–who was fully engaged in a ME–who had been in therapy for
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It was as though some part of my seeing apparatus could not yet recognize who I was. In some fundamental way I was |
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Over time as I worked with the images
–wrote over them, colored around them, covered them with paint, then uncovered them– something deep was revealing itself– some essential unharmed part of me
was beginning to find its voice.
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Looking back I can see that the process has continued to unfold itself, a step at a time. Discovering this particular way of It became an excavation allowing me to I have always been fascinated by ancient Perhaps this is how our soul emerges built layer by layer and then uncovered layer by layer. |
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she learned to give her soul its food. It come to her then not as a beggar or as a beast but as a lover. It lay her down it opened her throat and it began to sing.
Lewis Hyde
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