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“When we enter a forest phase in our lives we enter a period of wandering and a time of potential soul growth. Here it is possible to find what we have cut off from, to "remember" a once vital aspect of ourselves. We may uncover a wellspring of creativity that has been hidden for decades.”

Quote by Jean Shinoda Bolen

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Jean Shinoda Bolen

Jean Shinoda Bolen, born in 1936, is an American psychiatrist and renowned psychologist, feminist, and advocate. She is known for her in-depth research on women's psychology and mythology. Bolen, a distinguished author, has written extensively on women's leadership, personal growth, and gender roles, making a significant impact on contemporary psychology and sociology. more

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