Once in a blue moon, I dream of my mother. Jung writes,
‘Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakens.’
Soror Mystica: Balancing the Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine
Dear Friends, Jungians, Poets and Dreamers,
Here on Twelfth Night (or Epiphany, dependent on where you live in the world) under the resplendent light of the Full Wolf Moon, I’m so happy and excited to announce that my new book, Soror Mystica: Balancing the Divine Feminine and Divine Masculine is now available! This still feels unreal as I never imagined that I would write and publish a book, let alone three. Deepest gratitude to the Goddess Sophia, my dear friends, generous clients and Jungian studies that all helped dream this manuscript into being. As seems tradition in birthing a new book of mine, here’s my postscript, covers and blurb. I hope you enjoy!
Love is the Seed
“Dear Poets and Dreamers,
From the Dust of Ages and the Eternal Fire, we return with the seed of love sown deep inside our hearts …”
Mama Monarch
Per Aspera Ad Astra
The Goddess and Her Green Man
Journey of Love: The Animus Diet
“Okay, that’s it, I’m putting my fat animus on a post-holiday diet! For too long now he’s been aggressively stuffing me full of sugar and fat and making me feel, well, quite ill, if not tired most of the time …”
Journey of Love: The Fate of the Alchemist
“Halloween is the perfect spell for exploring evil visitations and how we unconsciously invite more fear-provoking ghouls into our everyday lives without really knowing or understanding why …”