Kory's Blog (English)

Kory's Blog (English) · 31. August 2025

Grieving at a High Vibration: Farewell to my mother (and what her death has to do with Night Dance)

Thunder, tears, and love larger than pain. A deeply personal reflection on my mother’s passing — and on grieving at a high vibration. 🌌❤️

Kory's Blog (English) · 25. Januar 2025

Clichés in Novels: Inspiration or Trap? A Look at Night Dance (Part 1)

Are clichés in novels tools for creativity or overused pitfalls? This blog explores how Night Dance reimagines familiar tropes to create deeper, more engaging stories.

Kory's Blog (English) · 10. Juni 2023

Gedankenfutter 5/2023. Food for thought 5/2023. "Land acknowledgements".

Gedankfutter: #Kollektive Traumaheilung in Babyschritten. // Food for thought: #Collective trauma healing in baby steps.

Kory's Blog (English) · 26. März 2023

Food for thought 4/2023: The uncomfortable look in the mirror. Of narcissists and complex shadow work. A personal angle on Night Dance topics.

Malignent narcissists, the importance of shadow work, the roles of victims and perpetrators: A personal angle on three Night Dance topics.

Kory's Blog (English) · 10. März 2023

Food for thought 3/2023: Sisterhood vs Sister Wounds

True Sisterhood vs "Bathing Mermaid Circles". Reflections on the sister wound.

Kory's Blog (English) · 11. Februar 2023

Food for thought 2/2023: The Witch is Waking (Rewriting Collective Female Trauma, Part 1)

A post I shared with two groups on Facebook. It includes a short excerpt from a masterpiece by Lisa Lister: Witch. Unleashed. Untamed. Unapologetic. (Hay House, 2017) A book, which deeply called to me (again!) after spotting online pictures of a young woman wearing a hoodie imprinted with the words: "We are the granddaughters of the witches that you could not burn."

Kory's Blog (English) · 09. Februar 2023

Food for thought 1/2023: Building Bridges Instead of Walls

If you are anything like me (i.e. politically left leaning and deeply annoying to anyone from the right but a true advocate of free speech and fascinated by Jungian shadow work) it might be as vital for you as it is for me to regularly step outside of your own comfort zone and echo chamber.