There is no right or wrong path;
only the walked path exists.
Divinity is the magic that is meant to be lived and experienced. Rather than viewing journeys as prescriptive paths with beginnings and ends, exploration is what reveals the magic of the Divine. Some paths promise complete dissolution into the Brahman, other paths promise a divine homecoming. Tantra even offers a method to become a deity in your own right!
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Retellings and Original Stories
Exploring spiritual concepts through writing and story-telling
Embodiment
Spiritual Principles Demystified
Spiritual concepts and how they manifest in waking reality
Poetry
The Language of the Ephemeral
Describing the indescribable
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- In My Arms: Chapter 3“Felicitations to you, O Conqueror of the Three Worlds!” The sparkling voice sang down the large throne room. Unexpected but always welcome, the members of the court turned to greet the source. Looking up from… Read more: In My Arms: Chapter 3
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