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Chanting the Feminine Down: A Psychological, Religious, and Historical Novel

Chanting the Feminine Down: A Psychological, Religious, and Historical Novel

Chanting the Feminine Down is the story of Colette, a young woman who seeks the feminine in Christian tradition while wrestling with her past.

2017

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Stories

Remembering My Father

I have a folder of letters that my father wrote to my mother from America almost seventy years ago when he was earning money for our…

Nov 12

Nov 12

Mad Cow Prelude

Once upon a country time

Oct 18

Oct 18

Dreams and the Creative Process

The dream begins with a poetic note, a hint of a line from the poet Emily Dickinson, “The soul selects its own society,” that seems to…

Oct 10

Oct 10

That Kingdom Coming Business

I’ve been recording my dreams for more than twenty years and remain surprised how psychologically useful they can be. I should add that the…

Sep 2

Sep 2

Charting the Dream Journey

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Aug 15

Aug 15

“Hungry Heart”

The dream music was delivered in the alto range

Jul 31

Jul 31

Dreaming a Brother Forward

I have been recording my dreams for more than thirty years, starting not long after my mother’s death when the dreams came in torrents. I…

Jul 20

Jul 20

My Father’s Immigrant Arc

The cards, blessings and good wishes that showered me on Father’s Day took me back to memories of my father when I was fifteen and before…

Jun 21

Jun 21

Dream Antics in a Zebra Crossing

The dream in its emphatic musical way,

Jun 12

Jun 12

The Psychology of War

I was at my local polling place for a recent New York election and the poll worker asked me for my address. She was already holding my…

May 27

May 27

charles mccullagh

charles mccullagh

Book Author

James Charles McCullagh is a writer, editor, poet and media specialist. He was born in London, served in the US Navy, and received a PhD from Lehigh University.

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