Join me for the next lesson in Mystery School. Inspired by the intersection among the works of Peter Kingsley, C. G. Jung, the psychedelic renaissance, and my own experiences, today we explore the forces of love and strife. Mystery School is for anyone wishing to deepen their experience of relating to the authentic Self. This episode offers moments for reflection and awareness practice for the week ahead.

Musical selections: Beach House and A Million Things, both by Mochas. 

Join me today as we begin a four-part series: Mystery School. Inspired by the work of Peter Kingsley, C. G. Jung, Eckhart Tolle, and my own experience in the psychedelic renaissance, we'll explore the nature of reality, challenge ourselves to discover and hold the still point of awareness, and live and create in new ways. 

The lessons will be simple but challenging, interspersed with poetry and time for reflection so that the Deep Intelligence can delight and surprise you as It sees fit. Join me. It's time for a radical reboot of perception. 

Musical selection: Seasons Change by Mochas

Join me today as we explore the exciting intersections among the opus of C. G. Jung, the psychedelic renaissance, and the works of Peter Kingsley. I offer a brief introduction to Kingsley's work and themes, as we will be returning time and again to his visionary perspective on "reality." I conclude with a very personal account of my own experience in the psychedelic renaissance.

Discover Peter Kingsley's work here:  https://www.PeterKingsley.org

Musical selection: The Great Unknown by Hampus Naeselius

Happy Spring!

Today we enjoy poetry inspired by the Sap Moon cycle. Then, in a discussion about Jane Campion's arresting film The Power of the Dog, we explore the feminine lens and challenge ourselves to embrace 3 attitudinal orientations for the new season. 

Join me for a hopeful and provocative episode!

Musical selection: Feel So Lucky by Cody Francis

Join me today for a deep dive into the true nature of love. How do we grow up emotionally and relate skillfully to others? How do we allow the precious brilliance that is the true us to emerge? What is love asking of us? How are we framing love's challenges? Valentine's Day has come and gone; now is the perfect moment to awaken to love's promise.

We also celebrate the Hunger Moon, which is full tonight.

This episode is rich in music and meaning. Hit play!

Musical selections: 

A Gentle Invitation by Dawn, Dawn, Dawn

Dancing in the Rain by Johannes Bornlof

Hold My Hand by They Dream By Day

Got a Hold on Me by Martin Klem

Join me today for a calming, restorative interview with integrative massage therapist Cassidy Walpole. We recorded this conversation two weeks ago, the morning after an unusual snow storm in Asheville, NC. We explore how to reframe both physical and mental challenges in a manner that serves us, and Cassidy offers a welcome perspective on how we might assist our bodies in nourishing ourselves toward wholeness. 

This episode FEELS like a warm cup of tea, a soothing conversation with a friend. Enjoy.

Discover Cassidy and her work at https://www.ContinuumHealingArts.com

Musical selection: Meadow Thoughts by Cody Francis

The conclusion. The Winter Solstice. The soul alchemy. Join me today for a very special conclusion to this essential folktale. 

Together we'll honor the blessing of emerging as our true selves.

Musical selection: Ethos by Johannes Bornlof

Join me today as we enter the imaginal realm of myth and story. Create a little time for yourself. Sit in the sun or by the fire with something delicious to drink. Let the psyche weave her magic as we discover the true nature of the inner masculine and all that it has to offer us.

Musical selection:  Mountain Air by Cody Francis