How to experience grief, sorrow, distress; how to process spiritual insight that turns our world upside down; how to transmute regret - in a way that leads to the highest quality of life.

A wedding feast runs out of wine. Jesus is there but he's hesitant to get involved because his "hour has not yet come." What does that mean? Jesus' mother convinces him to help. He transforms some "religious" water into fine wine to keep the festivities going. John tells us this was Jesus' first sign. What does this sign reveal?

John 2:1-11

Four Intentions that will help us embody the new life of Christ as a community.

Troy talks about the contagious nature of energy, the role of the soul, the "blessed life", the power of a promise and how the capacity to be surprised by God is like a muscle that needs to be exercised.

Troy clarifies how we become aware of and integrate these six archetypal energies into our lives and explains how Christ fits in all of this.

Troy talks about dragons, Jerome the Frog, shadow work, Peter acting as a conduit for transformative power and the freedom that comes to human beings when we experience THE call.

You must be born anew...you must become like little children...you must return to innocence. What is this rebirth journey Jesus talks about?

Troy explores the Altruist journey as part of our movement towards wholeness, healing and an integrated life.

We all have an inner warrior. How do we integrate the warrior energy in a healthy way? The warrior journey is about discovering our power and the ability to use it for the greater good.

*This series is based on my own interpretation of Scripture and the writings of Carl Jung, Christopher Vogler, Caroline Myss, Carol Pearson, Edward F. Edinger, Robin Robertson, Janet Hagburg, Joseph Campbell, Gerald May and David Richo.

We all have inner wanderers that invite us to take a journey towards a more integrated life. It begins with the call to leave all that is familiar that has come to define us and to enter the solitude of the wilderness - where in this aloneness we  discover our uniqueness.    

*This series is based on my own interpretation of Scripture and the writings of Carl Jung, Christopher Vogler, Caroline Myss, Carol Pearson, Edward F. Edinger, Robin Robertson, Janet Hagburg, Joseph Campbell, Gerald May and David Richo.