Persephone holds an incredibly charged psychic space. We revisit and expand upon her role in the psyche and in our lives, highlighting 5 qualities that uniquely express her sovereign sensibility. 

Musical selection: Nordic Shine by Savvun

Join me today as we deepen our conversation about effective steps for creating from the imagination. With additional guidance from Jose Silva and Vishen Lakhiani's work, as well as an inspirational peek at the life of Helen Hadsell, we further define our imaginal skillsets.

Musical selection: We Can Fly by Bonn Fields

Join me for Part II of our conversation about prophecy, particularly as it pertains to C. G. Jung and Peter Kingsley. We focus today on Kingsley's book Catafalque, highlighting the turbulent nature of our collective moment. Both sobering and hopeful, this challenging material is essential to understanding our spiritual purpose and capacity for positive impact.

Musical selection: We Trust by Johannes Bornlof

"Prophet" is a controversial moniker. How does one define the prophetic in the modern era? Do humans really have free will? 

As we dive more deeply into C. G. Jung and Peter Kingsley's work, we examine if the term "prophet" is appropriate in regard to their unique approaches to the mystical psyche. 

Musical selection: Unbroken Spirit by Sunfish Grove

Join me today for a celebration of the Summer Solstice, including two myths: "The Holly King Slays the Oak King" and "Rainbow Crow." As always, we weave in the disciplines of mind we've been exploring in Mystery School, even likening our new mental habits to Top Gun: Maverick! 

Musical selection: We Trust by Johannes Bornlof

Join me today for the final (for now) installment in the Mystery School series. Today we explore the concept of "metis," with practical steps for understanding how to engage with it as we communicate with and experience our authentic selves. Finally, we bring our lessons full circle as we contemplate the importance of "dying before we die." 

Musical selections: Crickets by Ethan Sloan and The Road Map by Jo Wandrini

Join me today as we move ever deeper into paradox and the mysteries of who we really are. Mystery School episodes are inspired by the work of Peter Kingsley (in particular, his book Reality), the writings of C. G. Jung, the psychedelic renaissance, and my own experience. We challenge ourselves today with the provocative notion that "everything is divine." Indeed, we are moving steadily in the radical, inspired direction of questioning the validity of thoughts altogether. Mystery School offers time for contemplation and provides practices for the week ahead.

Musical selections: The Bird's World by Elm Lake

and Eye of the Storm by Johannes Bornlof