Undoing Crazy Quotes

“My Moms left the state and she doesn’t stay in touch. Sometimes I wonder about her story, how she got to where she hated herself so much that she taught it to me.”
― Colette D. Winlock, Undoing Crazy

“The labyrinth actually has African origins, but the Greeks get all the credit. Some people mistakenly call it a maze, but it’s not supposed to trip you up like a maze is designed to do. The Africans saw it as a representation of one’s life journey. It may surprise you but their belief is life is not to be as difficult as so many people think. It’s a spiritual meditation with eleven circuits, paths that may look different and crazed, but really it’s all just one line from where you enter to where you come out.”
― Colette D. Winlock, Undoing Crazy