Myths & Legends of India When Death Speaks – pp. 111 Yama ~*~ A melancholy rishi called Aruni had a burning longing for spiritual wisdom and the certainty of heaven and had given away all his possessions in sacrificial offerings to the gods. But when he wanted to give away his cows too, he realized gloomily that they … Continue reading Myths & Legends of India: When Death Speaks
Mythology
Dream Entry: Dreams & Myths
"When one has such experiences – dreams coming true – one acquires a certain respect for the potentialities and arts of the unconscious. Only, one must remain critical and be aware that such communications may have a subjective meaning as well. They may be in accord with reality, and then again, they may not. I … Continue reading Dream Entry: Dreams & Myths
The Birth of Mother Goddess
I believe in multiple points-of-view related to our Solar System creation and the higher energies of the Earth. I feel, the "GODimage" is both male and female, as we have both energies within us. Here is a tale from Myths & Legends of India, telling a story about India's version of the Mother Goddess. Dark … Continue reading The Birth of Mother Goddess
The 3rd Eye Hypothesis
I am posting information related to the mystical ‘3rd Eye’, and how it relates to paganism, mythology, and scientific facts of its purpose within the brain. Enjoy, it is a dense but interesting read, and inspired the creation of many dance/yogic forms of exercise or spiritual advancement. Much more to the inner workings of the … Continue reading The 3rd Eye Hypothesis
Alchemy #6
Alchemy and psychology go hand in hand. There is an opposition, a duality, in all of nature. Enjoy your self-discoveries. ❤ c.g.jung collective works vol. iii: Psychology of the transference: Introduction I: Alchemy didn't change into chemistry by gradually discovering how to break away from mythological premises, but it also became and had always been, a … Continue reading Alchemy #6
