Are emotions really the depth of our being—or merely echoes of disconnection? This is a map for those who have felt their emotions deeply and wondered if there is something beyond them.

A celebration of sacred strangeness and sovereign freedom—Wyld and Wyrd is a spell for those ready to remember who they are beneath the taming. Come home to the myth you were born to live.

Feeling is emotion—and more. It is the full texture of experience, a gateway to presence, coherence, and healing. This piece invites you to remember the magic of truly feeling.

Psychic wounds, like physical ones, fester when compulsively touched. Yet approached with care, even the deepest wound can heal in a moment.

What if reality is not outside you, but projected from your center? Projective Realism reveals how the topology of reality means everything you experience is you—seen from another angle.

Karma often wears the mask of pleasure. This article reveals how the patterns we cling to are cries for healing—disguised as desire—and how true wholeness begins by listening.

Worry is fear disguised as care. This article reveals how worry masks shame, distorts connection, and how we can transmute it into trust, presence, and sovereign love.

Boredom is not the absence of meaning—it is the threshold to infinite meaning. Walk with us through shadow, restlessness, rebellion and silence, as we discover what waits beyond: wonder, presence, and true freedom.

Thought is not who you are—it is the mirror of your attachments. This article explores how to see through thought and return to the deep knowing beneath it.

A gentle meditation on balance and presence, Wishing to Whelm invites you to be met by life in the perfect measure—enough to feel, enough to grow, enough to rest. Be whelmed.

A piercing look into the shame that shapes Donald Trump—and how his inner torment mirrors the collective wounds of a nation still learning how to feel.

Pride offers protection, but at a cost. This article explores how pride conceals shame, limits growth, and disconnects us from truth—and how freedom begins when we release it.

“My way” becomes identity, breeding comparison, pride and shame. This piece explores the healing that comes from choosing the high way—sovereignty without separation.

A piercing look into how shame shapes modern politics—and how healing it could transform our world. This article invites us beyond outrage, into truth, sovereignty, and the birth of something new.