Send us a text Episode 4: "La Llorona: Not Dead but Not Alive Either" In this episode, Cynthia explores the concept of La Llorona and its connection to Marianismo. She reflects on her own experiences and genealogy, discussing the themes of suffering, grief, and protection that are associated with La Llorona. Cynthia encourages listeners to have compassion for the parts of themselves that show up as anger or distrust, and to release the burdens of their lineage. She emphasizes the importance of creating safe spaces for grieving and healing, and invites listeners to explore their own folktales and archetypes. Website for more offerings with Cynthia: rootedinreflection.org We start our Summer Virtual Group Spaces this June - August with inner child and marianismo groups available to join. Takeaways from this episode: La Llorona is a folk tale that represents suffering, grief, and protection, and is deeply connected to the concept of Marianismo. Understanding our own genealogy and lineage can help us uncover the roots of our own experiences and emotions. By having compassion for the parts of ourselves that show up as anger or distrust, we can release the burdens of our lineage and create space for healing. Creating safe spaces for grieving and healing is essential for breaking free from the patterns of Marianismo and embracing our authentic selves. Exploring our own folktales and archetypes can help us understand and rewrite the stories that have been passed down through generations.
