“In ways that often feel mysterious, emotional material left unprocessed tends to appear and reappear in our lives. The unexamined life repeats itself and reverberates through the generations. The untold stories clamor for reenactment – they insist on being told. That which cannot be consciously identified forces itself into our reality and repeats itself.”

“In ways that often feel mysterious, emotional material left unprocessed tends to appear and reappear in our lives. The unexamined life repeats itself and reverberates through the generations. The untold stories clamor for reenactment – they insist on being told. That which cannot be consciously identified forces itself into our reality and repeats itself.”

— Galit Atlas