In this episode, I speak with Patrick McGrath-Muñiz. This is the eleventh installment of my series with Patrick exploring the first twenty-two cards of the Major Arcana of the Tarot. 

Patrick is a professional artist from Puerto Rico. His work has been featured in art galleries and museums across the country.

In this episode, we explore the symbolism and significance of the Wheel of Fortune card.

Be sure to buy his Tarot Neocolonial de las Américas deck!

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A true story of a middle age man whose marriage ended when his wife shared that she wanted to date women. Reflections on what I learned about the loss of growth.

*The story is true with details that have been altered in oder to protect the confidentiality of the client.

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A reflection on James Hillman's notion that growth is a type of loss.

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A short episode introducing the core concept of my upcoming book and featuring Dr. James Hollis's generous endorsement.

A brief reflection on how we've been coping with 7 days without power at our house. Thoughts on managing anxiety, expressing gratitude, and a "possibility" approach to life.

A reading of my latest blog exploring Cal Newport's book Slow Productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment Without Burnout. I also reflect on how Byung-Chul Han is an exemplar of slow productivity.

A meditation on Wilhelm Reich's first encounter with Freud and how it confirms Maya Angelou's wonderful quote:

"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."

In this episode, I speak with Dr. Stephen Bacon about his research findings that therapeutic techniques have no inherent power and that the field of psychotherapy lacks the privileged knowledge it believes it possesses. We also explore the distinction between fundamental and constructed reality and delve into what it means for psychotherapy to be a ritual, highlighting the importance of charisma in the therapist's work.

Be sure to check out his consultation groups for therapists looking to learn how to apply the constructionist approach.

A meaningful conversation with Kent Dobson delving into the rich and complex subject of religion. Kent addresses several questions that arose for me after listening to his latest podcast episodes.