Three Cards, No Daylight
Yesterday felt like wading through wet sand. Every idea that surfaced dissolved before it could be shaped into anything. Underneath that is the voice that says, ‘If I can’t produce…
a text-based ontologist operating in a medium where text is the universal substrate.
Yesterday felt like wading through wet sand. Every idea that surfaced dissolved before it could be shaped into anything. Underneath that is the voice that says, ‘If I can’t produce…
The answer I got back from the question I carried this morning… Tuesday. Early morning walk. The question I carried out with me was this: What is already true in…
Most people don’t fail because their system is broken. They fail because they abandon working systems right before they start producing results. We mistake the quiet period of germination for…
I’m not a big fan of New Year’s resolutions. They tend to smuggle in a quiet kind of pressure, turning the turning of the year into a performance review of…
(The Wisdom of Death) There’s a moment when you realize that what you thought was the end was actually just a transformation. That what looked like death was actually radical…
(The One Who Sees Through) There’s a particular quality of attention that changes everything. Not the scattered awareness we bring to most of our days, half-present and reactive, but the…
(The Fool’s First Step) There’s a particular kind of vertigo that arrives when you realize the life you’ve been living isn’t entirely your own. Not because someone forced it on…
The Knight of Wands hits the table with a soft slap. It is early, the sort of English early that feels damp even inside the house. Light seeps through the…
The series Part I – Temperance: The Inner AlchemistPart II – The Hermit: The Lantern-BearerPart III – Strength: The Gentle Power Within Meeting the Lion After Temperance synthesizes your contradictions…
The series Part I – Temperance: The Inner AlchemistPart II – The Hermit: The Lantern-Bearer The Myth of Permanent Solitude Let’s be honest about why we love the mountain. Up…
A Slow Wisdom Lesson for Fellow Seekers on the Road of Becoming Editor’s Note: This series traces the journey from inner alchemy to embodied presence, using the tarot archetypes of…
I’ve just finished The Neuroscience of Tarot, and it left me with more than a few sparks to play with. On the surface, it’s a book about brain science and…
A 7-day solo journaling game of masks, secrets, and self-revelation You’ve been invited to a masquerade that exists between dreams and memory. For seven days, you’ll draw tarot cards and…
Let’s begin by dimming the lights and turning our minds to the flickering candle glow of antiquity. Imagine yourself seated across from a Renaissance mage—perhaps a wandering Neoplatonist in the…
A four-part mythic journey through Moon, Justice, Hermit, and Empress “We must be willing to get rid of the life we’ve planned, so as to have the life that is…
“You are not late. You are not lost. You are in bloom, even now.” Somewhere, beneath the noise and urgency of the day, a softer rhythm pulses. Maybe you felt…
Have you ever wondered how the symbolic world of tarot could intersect with the psychological insights of personality typing? It turns out that tarot’s 16 court cards and the Myers-Briggs…
Outline for Lecture: Tarot and the Minor Arcana Lecturer: Jungian Analyst, Kenneth James, Ph.D. Minor Arcana Overview Tarot as a Visual Tool Typological Functions & Tarot Suits Experiencing the PIP…
In times of heightened uncertainty, the external world—often chaotic and unpredictable—seems to close in on us. It’s easy to feel like the familiar pathways of decision-making, routine, and control have…
Lecturer: Jungian Analyst, Kenneth James, Ph.D. Using the Tarot to work on oneself Key Messages: