Metaphorical Postcards On the Back of a Whale. Metaphorical Stories of a Father and Daughter

This metaphorical set is dedicated to the relationship between Father and Daughter, inviting immersion into fairy tales and personal memories, encouraging reflections and realizations, taking us into those deep boundless spaces where the energy of the Father and the energy... of the Daughter begins, lives, and interacts.  
Here you will find 20 images and 20 tales.

The postcard set is created with love and respect for the strength that the Father gives to each Daughter.
The stories of Father and Daughter create a space of questions and memories, reflections and feelings, gentle touches to the stories of their relationships with fathers, a view of oneself as a woman brought into this world by one’s father, accompanied by gifts, commandments, and teachings of youthful femininity.
In creating this set, we crafted with unconditional love, wishing to infuse each story and each image with such energy of love and participation that any woman, regardless of her story with her father, could touch this love and look at her relationships with her father  from a place of gentleness, love, and compassion. To look and see the space of the relationship with her father wider and deeper.

This set calls to explore the themes:
Me and My Father
Me and My Relationship with My Real Father
Me and the Image of the Ideal Father
The Value and Importance of Relationships with Our Fathers
Communication with Father – when it is never too late to begin
An Adult Daughter and an Aging Father
The Strength of the Heritage Passed Down by the Father
Gifts and Strength Received from the Father
Restrictions and Limitations in Relationships with the Father
Grieving the Loss of the Father
Looking at the Inner Girl Through the Eyes of the Father
Nurturing the Figure of the Inner Father
Masculine Energy as a Gift from the Father
The Father's Blessing to be a Woman
Father's Care
Achieving Goals and Self-Realization as Support from the Father
Father as a Protective Inner Part


The postcards are universal in use:
- suitable for the professional work of psychologists, art therapists, and helping professionals: images, tales can be used or both sides of the postcard can be included in the work process;
- for use in the format of self-support and self-discovery: turning to the postcards as a card of the day, asking for advice or a message, meditating, applying in diary entries, using as a gift.

Questions that will help work with images and tales:
What memories does this card revive?
Where does it invite you to look?
What kind of father do I see in this story, in this picture?
How do I recognize my father in this story and image?
What does the tale and image invite you to think about?
Which version of myself should I remember?
What are the relationships of the Father and Daughter in this story?
What is especially valuable and meaningful for the daughter in this space?
What is important and meaningful for the father?
What fills the space of contact/dialogue between the father and daughter?