Releasing Self-Intimidation

I would like to share a little story. As long as I’ve been using Instagram, I’ve noticed + enjoyed the way that Story Highlights look when well-produced. But I had no idea what they were. I noticed them at first through certain brands that I respected, but disqualified myself from using them.

Our Wedding Day

On February 22 of this year, I married my best friend, my real-life soulmate, my bright other-half. I’m grinning as I type these words, because not long ago I’d have disqualified them from my lexicon completely.

The Creative Director

In The Forgotten Sense, we learn about exactly how it is that the quality of our thinking produces the world we encounter in form every day. We learn about how thought, though invisible, is viable energy - as valid as light, sound, or smell - and just as impactful as well.

About Seer Training

The point of Seer Training is to unify ourselves with greater Good by learning to see Goodness all around. In order to achieve this, we must train up the capacity to see beyond the ‘facts’ of our experience - to tap the causal ground from which they spring.

The Dragon’s Way

During a completely unexpected contemplation of the dragon as a totem, I decided to explore the etymology of the word itself. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that the Greek root from which ‘dragon’ is derived means to see clearly.

The Sword of Light

This is where it all began for me: the image of the Justice card from my most valued deck by True Black Tarot (see below). The figure faced me every day for just shy of a year before I saw it: this was a depiction of the Seer.

The Philosopher’s Stone

In mythic lore, the Alchemists were known for their development of the art of transmutation, which attempted to convert mundane material to far more precious metals, such as gold. The mystical application of this art of transmutation has been used to do the same.

Welcome to Seer Training

The world as we have known it is a monolith of mere misunderstanding: a structure formed of limiting assumptions, self-protection, basic fears. The stories we’ve accumulated have in many ways set us at odds with life itself: producing worry, tension, discontent.