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In Chapter 2 of Women Who Run With the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estés, we meet Bluebeard, the man with the forbidden door, the bleeding key, and the chamber of bones.

But Bluebeard isn’t just a fairy tale villain. He is the predator of the psyche. Sometimes he shows up in the form of men who silence us, but more often, he appears inside our own minds, as the voice that says, stay quiet, don’t ask questions, don’t trust yourself.

In this video, I break down:
• The story of Bluebeard and the forbidden door
• What the bleeding key symbolizes (intuition and the wound of knowing)
• How the sisters represent parts of our psyche that rise to protect us
• The predator archetype as both external (in relationships, culture, systems) and internal (our own silencing voice)
• The lesson of Chapter 2: how to “stalk the intruder” and reclaim your wild self

✨ Key takeaway: Once you open the forbidden door, you can’t go back. The bleeding key is proof you always knew the truth.

If this resonates, stay until the end, I share how this story has mirrored my own journey of ignoring, and then reclaiming, my intuition.

💡 What is the forbidden door in your life? And will you open it?