Conveying what one has experienced, seen or witnessed can be a challenging task. Especially the inner workings of one’s own energy. Many scribes in ancient liturgy spheres also had that challenge. When a decree was sent throughout the land by King, Queen or whoever had… Read more: The Scribe and The Presence

The tarot can be used as a template, back bone for constructing a narrative, story. It was much sort after even by the churches, despite the controversy and appellations of witchcraft and sorcery; the churches acquired the tarot by any means necessary. There are many… Read more: The Star.the waters of life flowing freely and perpetually renewing creation.

Truth is my lantern illuminating the way. I will cast aside the shape of illusion and leave the veils of my own deception behind me. The trickster Jungian archetype. The anchoress is the hermit card, in the traditional tarot. It has many significations attributed to… Read more: The Anchoress

Originally from a Greek mythological story. Sometimes referred to as OTRS, ongoing traumatic relationship syndrome. A Trojan princess and daughter of King Priam and Queen Hecuba of Troy. Cassandra had the gift of prophecy, foresight, intuition. In story history Apollo bequeathed this gift to her,… Read more: The Cassandra Syndrome

She was not always so gnarly as history portrays. When you understand how she came to be so the will you know empathy, sympathy and many other virtues she was robbed of. Let me tell you another story much closer to the fact of the… Read more: Medusa

The noted British physician, bacteriologist and homeopath. Concluded more than a century ago (1800s) from his research that his patients negative state of mind, mood and their ills were related. Induced imbalance, disharmony and affected their vitality and resistance to disease. According to Dr. Bach… Read more: Dr. Edward Bach Flower Essence