In “Women Who Run with the Wolves,” Clarissa Pinkola Estés explores the transformative and empowering aspects of the feminine psyche through a collection of myths, fairy tales, and stories from various cultures. Dr. Estés, a Jungian analyst and storyteller, delves into the archetypal journey of the “Wild Woman,” a primal and instinctual force within each woman that connects her to the untamed and authentic aspects of her being. Through these tales, Estés invites readers to rediscover their innate strength, creativity, and intuition, urging them to embrace the wild and reclaim their true selves. The book serves as a guide for women seeking to reconnect with their own inner wisdom, highlighting the importance of intuition, creativity, and the deep well of ancient knowledge that resides within the collective feminine consciousness.