Tag: spirituality
Kurukulla: Goddess of Enchantment
Kurukulla, an enchanting and dynamic deity in tantric Tibetan Buddhism, holds a unique and multifaceted place in the rich tapestry of Vajrayana traditions. As a manifestation of divine feminine energy, Kurukulla embodies the power of transformation, desire, and magnetism, making her a central figure in rituals and meditative practices. At the heart of Kurukulla’s symbolism…
The Transformation of Desire by Lama Yeshe
“Introduction to Tantra: The Transformation of Desire” by Lama Yeshe is a profound exploration of the esoteric world of Tibetan Buddhism, specifically the Vajrayana tradition of Tantra. Lama Yeshe, a highly respected Tibetan Buddhist teacher, takes readers on a journey into the complex and mystical realm of Tantra, providing a clear and accessible introduction to…
The Dream Temple of Asclepius
In the ancient world, dreams were not merely fleeting nocturnal experiences but were considered profound sources of wisdom and guidance. People believed that their dreams held the key to understanding their deepest desires, as well as a means of connecting with the power of the divine. Dream incubation was a revered and ritualistic practice that…
Chiron in the 8th House
Astrology can be one of the most effective tools for self-discovery and introspection, providing insights into our personalities, life paths, and the challenges we may face along the way. One celestial body that carries profound significance in astrological interpretations is Chiron, often referred to as the “wounded healer.” When Chiron is placed in the 8th…
Inner Visions | February 4, 2021
Journal Date: February 4th, 2021 I had another reiki session with Angelic yesterday. As usual, it was a good experience. I feel like it was very healing. This time I also had very interesting and intense visions while she was doing the energy healing. It began as it usually does. At first, I didn’t see…
Personal Mythology: Beauty and the Beast
Journal Date: February 2, 2021 In contrast to the first myth I wrote about, my second (and earlier one) is much more fun. As a little girl, my favorite movie was Beauty and the Beast. I was literally obsessed with Belle (though I wouldn’t call her my favorite princess– for the purpose of this exercise,…
Marion Woodman & the Embodied, Conscious Feminine
Marion Woodman (1928-2018) was a renowned Canadian Jungian analyst, author, and lecturer who dedicated her life to exploring the relationship between the body, psyche, and spirit. She is best known for her pioneering work in the field of feminine psychology and the embodiment of the soul. Born in London, Ontario in 1928, Marion Woodman grew…
The Anima and the Animus in Jungian Psychology
Carl Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology. Among his contributions to this field was the concept of the anima and animus, which refers to the feminine and masculine aspects of the human psyche, respectively. According to Jung, every person has both an anima and an animus, regardless of their gender.…
Entering the Hermes Field
Journal Date: Saturday, January 2, 2021 I remember early on into the first month or so of quarantine– I was reading a book on alchemy, and it was describing the process of “entering the Hermes field,” and how to use this in your own spiritual development and awakening. In the book, the author creatively describes…
This Train is Leaving the Station
Journal Date: May 5, 2020 I woke up early this morning to take my little puppy Beso outside before the sun rose. Coming back inside, I gave him a snack and lay down to rest more on the living room couch while he played with his toys. Soon, I found myself in the middle of…