Revisionist Tales

I may have gone a bit nutso with all the ideas to marry into one story. One is melding in the beautiful inquiry of the WYRD, of Nordic cosmology, a philosophy pf deep connection with each other and the worldMixed with the Valyries and of course the Wyrd sisters. All in the quest to know spirit As life without spirit is dull and meaningless. If you love this work, it would mean a lot if you left a review or forwarded an episode to a friend. If you don’t love it! Scroll on. Click here to checkout my webpage

Here I rewrite and retell the opera of Carmen by Bizet. I loved this opera, this character of Carmen as a little girl. She represents the love and sex goddess that is so missing in our world today. How she is so full of love and we often are unable to recieve that love. I also Mention  the toxic masculine as in the opera, Carmen is murdered by her lover. I seek to rectify this story. As the goddess of love, cannot and should not be killed. What a grim world. As she is immortal and touches us, we need to learn to be open to her. If you love this work, it would mean a lot if you left a review or forwarded an episode to a friend. If you don’t love it! Scroll on. Click here to checkout my webpage

Here, I wonder about the story of Kalypso as she was only briefly mentioned in the Odyssey.  I wonder did she keep the king, or likely the king was broken and unable to leave her island and how annyoing that must have been for her. We all get stuck.We all get toxicAnd for men who have a legacy of intergenerational tramua, who may not know how to be a divine man, I wonder how to help them find their way. If you love this work, it would mean a lot if you left a review or forwarded an episode to a friend. If you don’t love it! Scroll on. Click here to checkout my webpage

Here I ask an unanswerable question, what is the divine masculine, what does that mean for us? How to embody it? How to feel divine in our bodies, feel connected. And although, I bring the god Tyr, and ask him, what is the divine masculine, and how can we heal from the toxic masculine? The damage of our world. He doe not answer the question directly, but speaks of love, of wolves, of the forest, of sacrifice for peace. He himself is Divine, and how to appreciate his own divine love and all the ways he shows his own divinity in his own way. How that is a teacher for us today. If you love this work, it would mean a lot if you left a review or forwarded an episode to a friend. If you don’t love it! Scroll on. Click here to checkout my webpage

In this episode, I go north to explore the barely-mentioned god Sif. Her golden hair is curious and I wonder about her and the backstory of the jotun. I recreate her story with the jotun and imagine the world we can recreate with the stories we have been gifted. She is not a wife, but a seer, a volva. And how she remembers her gift, it leaves us an invitation to find our ownIf you love this work, it would mean a lot if you left a review or forwarded an episode to a friend. If you don’t love it! Scroll on. Click here to checkout my webpage