Shadow work: How Indian Epics Teach Us to Embrace Our Darkness
Ancient Wisdom Management Lessons Spiritual Not Religious Spirituality and philosophy Tacit KnowledgeIndian mythology offers a profound map for inner transformation, where shadow work is not about battling evil but integrating disowned parts of the self. From the psychological warfare of the Mahabharata to the radical authenticity of Shiva, these ancient narratives mirror our inner conflicts—moral paralysis, wounded pride, sacred rage, and unchecked power. Through archetypes like Karna, Draupadi, and Surpanakha, and symbols like the third eye and cremation grounds, the myths teach us to meet shame with curiosity, and ego with awareness. True liberation lies not in perfection but in wholeness—where the shadow is no longer feared but transformed into fuel for awakening.
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