The Ego Is a Gardener
What if the ego — our sense of “I” or “me” — isn’t something to be transcended, lost, or overcome? What if it is a part of you, like an organ in your psyche? What if, instead of being an obstacle, it can partner with life, and remember its roots in her rich dark soil?
What if ego is a gardener?
Pop Astrology and Patriarchal Seeing: Reclaiming the Archetypes of Your Life
What if the way we see the symbols in astrology is occupied by unseen forces, forces colluding with a sense of life as power-over? And what happens to the archetypal energies in our lives when we relate with them from another place? When we see through the lenses given us by the pseudo-masculine?
Your Birth Chart Is a Newgrange
What do these ancient structures have in common with Your Very Own birth chart? Clues to the inevitability of rebirth within await….
The Middle Way of Soul
Centuries ago, soul was torn from the fabric of Western Culture. Here are some images to help find your way back….
Dancing with Luna: Hillman and the Moon as Luminary
Seeing lunar depths beyond the pale of reflected light….
Marion Woodman and the Wound of the Pseudo-Masculine
How would it be to trust our roots’ yearning to be planted again in the womb of rich, black earth….
Duality, Feminine, Masculine, and the Androgyne in Myth
Whether the Yin and Yang of Taoist tradition, Shiva and Shakti in Tantric traditions, or Masculine and Feminine in Greco-Roman traditions, humans have so often imagined the forces of life through the lens of duality….
Really, Ryan?! Astrology?!
Out of the movements of those “stars,” myths were born in an ancient dance with the human psyche; the secret language of our dreams; a primal cartography of the human soul. Sometimes healing begins with the smallest of movements….
