Whatever Transforms You is True: Finding Your Spiritual Rock.
However much we, or someone else, might recommend a path or perspective, we have to make our own spiritual experiments, and become our own scientists of the soul.
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Dylan Hoffman
Diving into the Mysterious Origins of Creativity: Alchemy and the Art of Nature.
if the depths of creativity elude our intellectual excavations, what kind of creative ore can we get within our grasp? And how can we sift false from authentic gold?
Materiality of Alchemy: Spirituality You Can Stand On.
If you want to align with spirit, you harmonize with the world. Abandoning or maligning materiality is a rejection of spirit.
The Art of Waiting: Finding Meaning in the Meantime.
Waiting forces us into our own inner gallery, into a viewing of the styles, qualities, and contents of our own consciousness. That is why we so often try to avoid waiting, because facing the mosaic of our own minds can be disturbing, and depressing. It’s difficult to look directly at our ...
What’s the Matter with Childhood? The Alchemy of Growing Up.
Part of the problem is that many of us associate adulthood with the misery and bitterness we’ve seen in those who did the right thing, by going to a job that made them sick and cynical, so they could have enough money to raise a family they couldn’t really spend time with, so they could put ...
Having Faith in the Fire: The Art of Alchemical Transformation.
The soul is always already working on us, in us, and drawing our attention through desire with symptoms and signs and synchronicity to where transformation wants to happen. Our task is to feel for the heat and follow the flame. Otherwise, we’ll remain out in the cold, separated from our own ...
Befriending Emptiness.
From the perspective of Jungian psychology, emptiness facilitates the emergence into consciousness, into our lives, of ever deeper layers of the psyche’s innate wholeness.