You Are The Macrocosm
We can define and explore reality from either an objective or a subjective viewpoint. Consider objective and subjective views of space and time. From an objective view, space contains an infinite number of different theres, […]
Spirituality
Crash Course in Urban Shamanism
Spiritual practice is not for everyone, but sometimes survivors of psychosis have a calling to discover the truth in the world’s mystical traditions. This essay summarizes some of the lessons I’ve learned exploring altered states. […]
The Divine Feminine
My work is an erotic expression of the Divine Feminine within, uniting spirituality and sexuality from the journey toward the Goddess. […]
Iva Tarle – How is Mindfulness Used by Psychiatrists?
Techniques for meditation are many and so diverse that to choose the right one can sometimes be overwhelming. Mindfulness is a meditation technique that draws from the Buddhist tradition and is in a way a return […]
Adam Neal – Poli-Psi: The Politics of Psychic Practice, Part I
In this three-part feature, we will discuss the politics, dynamics, and ethics of psychic exchange. The ongoing arguments against psychic practice echo the same “reasoning” of the self-proclaimed ‘godless,’ whose certainty of the comprehensible, fully […]
Dr. Joseph Valks – Mythical Creatures and Ghouls from the Orient
In a previous blog I looked at whether God created man, or men created their own gods and demons. It can be fascinating to look at some of the ancient myths and legends of different […]
Adam Neal – Pro Cons: The Perils of Psychic Exchange
You see it watching TV, scrolling through Youtube, reading magazines, and perusing books: Fraud, phony, charlatan, illusionist, mentalist, mind-reader, schemer. These monikers are flung easily (many feel justifiably) at psychic practitioners. They are believed by […]
Dr. Joseph Valks – The Real Storm Chasers: The Evolution of Rain Magic
Water is essential to all forms of life, including plants. Thus, agriculture is dependent on water. Settlements began on the banks of lakes and rivers where water was readily available so crops could flourish. There […]
Allegra E. Borghese – The Mirror and Portal of Art
I have been studying art therapy formally for a little over a year. Really though, it has been much longer. While my initial creative interest was fashion design, it lost its luster when a series […]