Dreams hold a vital key to our personal development. Are you keeping track?

Let’s use the Law of Assumption to create our best life in 2025.

Joseph Campbell, our favorite Aries and pioneering revolutionaryist.

Lady Babylon as described by Aleister Crowley.

Carl Jung, a renowned Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, proposed a model of psychological development that includes four phases of knowing. These phases are often referred to as the "four functions" or "four ways of knowing" in Jungian psychology. They represent different ways in which individuals perceive and interpret the world.

Symbols and sacred geometry have held a profound and enduring fascination for humans throughout the ages. From the cryptic hieroglyphics of ancient civilizations to the intricate patterns of modern mandalas, these enigmatic concepts have transcended time and culture, captivating people from diverse backgrounds and belief systems.

The Hermes caduceus is an ancient emblem that has been associated with numerous meanings throughout history.

Building an occult library expands your horizons far beyond the realm of esotericism alone.

Myths, legends, movies, and fiction books play a vital role in helping us understand valuable life lessons by providing narratives that resonate deeply with our human experiences. These stories offer a rich tapestry of characters, themes, and symbolic representations that reflect the complexities and challenges of life.

The importance of individuality lies in its power to foster diversity, creativity, and personal growth. Embracing and celebrating one's unique qualities, perspectives, and talents not only enriches society but also allows individuals to fully express themselves and contribute in their own authentic way.

In episode 5 we are discussing Carl Jung's 3 keys to individuation and the level of self mastery we can attain simply by diving deep into our unconscious waters. These 3 keys are: the shadow, anima/animus, and the Self.