Centered with Angie Yingst

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  • Episode 82: June's Astrology + Earth Medicine with Angie

    Join Angie as she discusses the astrology and earth medicine for June 2025 with Hawk, Moonstone & Honeysuckle. We are also talking about duality, the Devil and Twinning/Winning with our hedonistic side.

    Learn more about Angie and her work at ⁠the Moon + Stone Healing'⁠s website. Reach out to Angie with any questions for her upcoming Ask Me Anything episode at [email protected].


    49 min
  • Episode 81: The Stranger in the Bible and Ancient Mediterranean Religions

    One of my areas of study in my undergraduate degree was the religions and cults in the Mediterranean—from Ancient Greek religion to Roman to Judaism and into early Christianity. Through this work, you can see the commonalities in these moral and cultural norms as well as the religious similarities, and of course, I continue to feel frustrated at seeing the talk, through the world, about immigrants. Whether they are illegal, how do we treat them, how do we “protect” our land, resources. It always makes me wonder if the laws of hospitality that were SO incredibly important to the religions and governments in the Bible and Ancient Greek religion and culture (the “basis for our own constitution”) matter to those in charge. Do they understand the root of the messages they seem to preach? So, rather than get on a soap box and condemn the hypocrite I wanted to talk about stranger and hospitality in Greek Myth and in the Bible that you might think you know. We will discuss Xenia (Greek: ξενία [kse'ni.a]) and Theoxeny.

    References and Sources

    Mythology of Hospitality, by Alilia Athena, Aug 10,2024:  https://paleothea.com/cultural-myths/mythology-of-hospitality/

    The Stranger from Bible Hub: https://biblehub.com/topical/t/the_stranger.htm 

    A Brief Biblical Case for LGBTQ inclusion, The ReformationProject: https://reformationproject.org/case/sodom-and-gomorrah/ 

    The Story Of Sodom And Gomorrah Asks Us To Consider Our OwnInhospitality. Grant Hartley,  December11, 2022. https://outreach.faith/2022/12/the-story-of-sodom-and-gomorrah-asks-us-to-consider-our-own-inhospitality/ 

    Embracing the Stranger: Hospitality in the Bible, PastorFari Maghami: https://coastalchurch.org/embracing-the-stranger-hospitality-in-the-bible/  

    Philoxenia – Greek Hospitality – The Myth of Baucis andPhilemon https://greekerthanthegreeks.com/philoxenia-greek-hospitality-the-myth-of-baucis-and-philemon/ 

    Xenia

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenia_(Greek)

    On Meeting Gods in Disguise: The Myths of Ovid and theMessage of Paul by Noah Huisman

    https://noahhuisman.substack.com/p/on-meeting-gods-in-disguiseReferences

    Biblical & Roman/Greek References:

    Genesis 18–19

    Judges 19

    Ezekiel 16:49-50

    Isaiah 1:10-17

    Jeremiah 23:14

    Amos 4:1-11

    Zephaniah 2:8-11

    Sirach 16:8

    Wisdom 19:15

    Matthew 25:35

    Luke 10:25-37

    Hebrews 13:2

    Acts 14 (Paul and the gods Zeus and Hermes)

    Ovid, Metamorphoses

    Philo of Alexandria, writings on Sodom

    Augustine’s interpretations (early 5th century)

    Here are some New Testament biblical passages that directlyinstruct and command  to show hospitalityas a people who are called to follow Christ:

    Romans 12:13 – “Share with the Lord’s people whoare in need. Practice hospitality.”

    1 Peter 4:9 – “Offer hospitality to one anotherwithout grumbling.”

    Hebrews 13:2 – “Do not forget to showhospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality toangels without knowing it.”

    Titus 1:8 – “Rather, he must be hospitable, onewho loves what is good, who is self-controlled, upright, holy and disciplined.”

    Matthew 25:35 – “For I was hungry and you gaveme something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was astranger and you invited me in.”

    3 John 1:5-8 – “Dear friend, you are faithful in what you are doing for the brothers and sisters, even though they are strangers to you. They have told the church about your love. Please send them on their way in a manner that honors God. It was for the sake of the Name that they went out, receiving no help from the pagans. We ought therefore to show hospitality to such people so that we may work together for the truth.”

    41 min
  • Episode 76: December's Astrology, Earth Medicine & Tarot with Angie

    What happens when it is retrogrades a plenty and you have the holidays--chaos! YAY! No, honestly, you can do this. We can do hard things with our Tarot and Earth Medicine Allies--the Queen of Swords, Bear, Cedar and Amethyst! Let's talk about it in this episode.

    Also, if you are interested in journeying with me for Winter Solstice, check out my Winter Solstice journey right here.

    54 min
  • Episode 75: The Wicked Women of Greek Mythology

    Ever wonder why stories of women in mythology and religion so often paint them as the villains? From Pandora opening the jar of evils to Medusa's transformation into a monster, these tales shape cultural narratives that endure today.

    In this episode, Angie dives into ancient Greek mythology to unpack how women like Pandora, Medusa, and Circe have been scapegoated for humanity's woes—and how feminist perspectives reclaim their stories as symbols of curiosity, defiance, and resilience. We’ll explore the gods’ messy, human-like flaws, Zeus's power plays, and Hera’s complicated transformation from a powerful pre-Greek goddess to a vengeful Olympian queen. This is part one of a series on “Wicked Women,” examining how patriarchal storytelling turns women’s strength into cautionary tales.


    Want Angie to cover Adam, Eve, Lilith, and the Abrahamic traditional takes on women next? Let her know! Email, DM, or comment—because these stories deserve a closer look.

    Helpful Links:

    • Philadelphia Museum of Art - Prometheus Bound by Peter Paul Rubens
    • Madeline Miller’s Circe
    • The Myth of Medusa - Ovid’s Metamorphoses
    • The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
    • Learn more about Hera’s origins

    • Follow for more myths, misunderstood women, and stories that challenge how we think about history and culture! 🌿✨


      53 min
    • Episode 73: Q+A Episode on Existentialism, the Meaning of Life + the Gospels according to Angie

      Episode 73: Q+A Episode on Existentialism, the Meaning of Life + the Gospels according to Angie

      I am answering some questions from my listeners, and they ended up being long. Little did they know they hit on some of my special interests as a neurodivergent religion + philosophy nerd. (hello, sailor!) Here are the questions and time where you can find them:

      Question 1 : (at 4:35)

      from Becky Davis, ACM

      How do we find meaning when our day-to-day lives feel empty?

      Question 2 : (at 29.06)

      from Lee Ann Huebner

      This is something I've been meaning to research forever.

      When did the quote in the Bible from Jesus saying he was the only way to God first show up? Cause I'm not buying it. One it doesn't seem like something he would say and why would God exclude much of the human souls on this planet with a one line quote.


      I also discuss Spirit of Oneness in Harrisburg PA, hosted by Sharon Muzio of Alta View Wellness Center. You can find more information at http://spiritofonenessevent.com. It takes place Saturday, October 5th from 10am to 6pm and Sunday, October 6th from 10am to 5pm.


      If you want to ask a question or comment, or have an idea for a future episode, or want to be on a future episode, send me an email at [email protected].

      52 min

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    Centered hosted by Angelica Yingst is a podcast exploring tarot, earth medicine, soul work and magickal work through grounded conversations & laughter. Angie offers Tarot readings for the month,…