It came to me the other day, That Which is Everything, Can Be Anything. Yet, there is a relatively narrow band of items that are used to represent the Universal Principle or Ground Of Divinity. Why does the serpent pop…
Jesus’ Wedding
An Integrated Theory of the Twin Paths of the Spiritual Journey that lead to Inner Transformation by using Symbolism, Myth, and Parable.
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My Little Video
Come see the YouTube video of the model I created.
Tagged with: comparative religion, Esoteric, Inner Sanctum, Integral Theory, Mysticism, Religion and Spirituality, Spiritual Energies, Spiritual Symbolism, Transpersonal Psychology
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The Grail
The Grail is a metaphorical or mystical symbol. It is a construct of the mind that can be viewed in dreams or while in a meditative state. The Grail is NOT a physical object. A quest for The…
Tagged with: Grace, Mysticism, Religion and Spirituality, spiritual development, spiritual journey, Spiritual Symbolism, Transpersonal Psychology, Way of Grace
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It’s Wedding Week
The term “Wedding” is a metaphor for the ceremony that anima-based personalities participate in as the first step along the spiritual path. In the book of John, Jesus participated in such a ceremony. Which is why I named my book Jesus’…
Tagged with: Anima, Grace, Religion and Spirituality, spiritual journey, Spiritual Symbolism, Wedding
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What snakes did St. Patrick drive out of Ireland?
The tale of St. Patrick driving all the snakes out of Ireland is quite a mystery. Zoologists claim that snakes were never in Ireland. So, what snakes could St. Patrick have driven out? We know that St. Patrick converted the…
Tagged with: Celtic, comparative religion, Druid, Kundalini, Philosophy and Psychology, Religion and Spirituality, Spiritual practice, Spiritual Symbolism, Transpersonal Psychology
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Lucifer vs Satan
In pre-Christian times, when the dual nature of the divine was honored, the archetypes of Lucifer and Satan were distinctly different. The Lucifer archetype was depicted as a man, while the Satan archetype was always depicted as a woman. In…
