Paityn Masters

The Stranger at Our Door: Immigration, Fear, and the Journey Toward Wholeness Immigration from a Jungian Psycholigical Lens

Happy Sunday

This weekend immigration stopped being an abstract headline for me. It became personal and impossible to look away. I know this is a charged & polarizing subject, but I’ve been wondering if some of our fear might soften if we looked at it first on the inside

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Into the Wound: Where God Enters A Jungian-Symbolic Essay on Sexual Trauma, Healing, and Individuation

This work is very personal. It came out of my own lived experience of healing. Into the Wound: Where God Enters explores how the wound itself can become the doorway to Presence — a Jungian work on sexual trauma, healing & individuation

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I Alone Escaped to Tell Thee: When Sheba Comes First A message for those being undone

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I’ve been working through the Beatitudes lately, not just as teachings but as living stages of the Soul. This reflection on hunger is part of that journey — an exploration of how appetite ripens into longing, and longing ripens into union.

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Two Daughters. Two Priestesses. Hiddenness and Revelation in the Birth of Moses

When I began writing this article… I didn’t know what to make of it. So, I put it away for later. But then life carried me through my own exile and exodus and when I returned, I saw it differently. I had to let go (it was gnarly) to be open to receive.

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The Samaritan Uncovered: Seeing God in the Shadow On Shadow, Mercy, and the Exchange That Makes Us Whole

I’ve been sitting with the parable of the Good Samaritan, and what it says about shadow, mercy, and integration. The neighbor we avoid — within or without — is often the one who carries our healing.

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