In this episode, we enter the orbit of Lilith—mythic, mysterious, and often misunderstood. I’m joined by Dr. Eliza Robertson, academic, astrologer, and award-winning author, for a deeply poetic exploration of Lilith’s many faces: as rebellious archetype, as astrological presence (Black Moon Lilith), and as a symbol of the uncultivated, ungovernable feminine. 

Often cast as the first wife of Adam in esoteric lore, Lilith is said to have refused submission and walked into exile rather than accept subordination. She has since been entangled with shadows of danger, seduction, and wildness—yet beneath these projections lies something much older: a presence associated with the void, with rhythm, with the unknown.

Dr. Eliza brings exquisite insight to this conversation, weaving together astrological language, ancient myth, and literary resonance. We also touch on her PhD research—an inquiry into rhythm as a metaphysical force, and one of my most cherished subjects. Rhythm here is not only poetic meter, but a way of knowing, a movement of reality, a cosmic pulse. As always, I frame this dialogue within the broader arc of consciousness and cosmological evolution—the unfolding of symbols and stories as codes for higher integration

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