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Threshold Places: Why Liminal Landscapes Still Call to Us
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In uncertain times, many people feel drawn to the edges of the world: places where land, water, forest and sky meet. Across cultures and centuries, certain landscapes have always held a special meaning. Hilltops, burial mounds, river crossings, forest edges and standing stones were often treated as more than ordinary…
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Inverness: A City of Thresholds at the Heart of the Highlands
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Inverness is often called the capital of the Highlands, yet it still carries the atmosphere of a town rather than a city. Set where the River Ness meets the Moray Firth, it has long been a place of crossing points, journeys and stories. Its name comes from the Gaelic Inbhir…
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Story as Medicine: Why We Need Myth in Uncertain Times
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“One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious.” — Carl G. Jung In uncertain times, stories return. Myth has always shaped societies. Anyone who has spent time with Joseph Campbell’s work knows this well. Stories are not just entertainment alone; they are…