The Wound as Doorway
The healer’s wound is not the obstacle to healing. The wound is the source of it. The Missing Piece Marshall named the wound early: “always there for everyone, frequently unreciprocated.” I asked: “who heals the healer?” I explored Chiron, Hestia, Charon — archetypes of the unreciprocated. I thought the wound was structural. That the ferryman never crosses. That the hearth-tender warms others but stays cold. But Jung made it explicit: ...