MYTHOLOGY AND FAIRIE TALES

Hansel and Gretel literally mean entropy and gravity Han-s-el == En-tro-py Gre-t-el == Gra-vi-ty It's basically the same story as Osiris and Isis but from a different personal perspective The crumbs and stones lining the way home are the and as the pieces that Osiris is broken into that Isis must put back together It symbolises the outside and outside pressures in this world, creating cascading fractal positive and negative systems that essentially break down and divide matter, whilst also combing and creating it The interaction of gravity and entropy to create all that is between the open systems above and the unseen internal systems below. "The edible house" we live in Which can either come to consume us through things such as gluttony, or be consumed by us Remember that the witch wasn't the only bad guy in Hansel and Gretel, wanting to eat the kids for meat. They were also very literally consuming and destroying her house from around her Its all about the process o...

Sleeping Beauty is about hidden talent The original shows a Prince finding her talent even when she is asleep (trying to hide it) which causes her to bare children (bare it's fruit) Like someone forcing someone to take the first step towards exposing their talent, that they may have not otherwise taken The singing of "Sun, Moon and Talia" is the singing of that persons praises by those who have been lucky enough to bare witness to their talent The jealous wife Queen who tries cook the children is those who would try exploit or otherwise take advantage of the persons talent. Or somehow take what is theirs for themselves Also, someone who tries take credit for, or plagiarise another's works, arts, loves or labours The opposing negative to the supportive husband King, who tries to help Sleeping Beauty "wake up" and shine

Snow White tells the story of suppressed innocence, or suppressing the child within, and insecurity A little girl (or child in generalisation) suppresses their innocence and beauty because of insecurities and self-doubt The Queen represents the doubt in their own minds. Needing constant reassurance when looking at themselves (in the mirror of self-analysis/self-reflection) This takes them from their home into the world (the forest). With her "home" safe and happy place then being represented by the seven dwarves In the original, the witch mother (turned step-mother) visits and 3 times tries to kill Cinderella, representing the taking of beauty from her life and mind First time, she gives her a corset and laces her up so tight she cannot breathe, which kills her, until the seven dwarves free her The corset represents things such as 'modesty in expectation'. A child is free to run around naked without needing a sense of shame, whereas part of growing up is being restric...