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Yoruba Mythology Gods: Who were Yemanja and Oxumare?
Oxumare and Yemanja are deities in the Yoruba religion, originating in West Africa. Yoruba is practiced by people in Nigeria, Benin, and other parts of Africa and the diaspora, particularly in Brazil, Cuba, and other parts of the Americas.
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What is Mother Ayahuasca?
The ayahuasca brew has been used traditionally by indigenous peoples in the Amazon region for spiritual and medicinal purposes. It has gained popularity in recent years among people seeking to explore its effects on personal growth and healing. Most people…
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Interview with Tuwe Huni Kuin Plant Medicine
This post introduces the Huni Kuin (or Kaxinawá), an indigenous tribe residing in the Brazilian Amazon, particularly in Acre, and in parts of Peru. They belong to the Pano linguistic family and maintain a profound connection with their traditions and…
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Jai Hanuman: Exploring Hanuman’s Strength, Devotion & Origin
In most tales, Jai Hanuman is the child of the wind god, Vayu, and the queen of the Vanaras, Anjani. Anjani is a devotee of Shiva, and through her prayer, she gains his blessing. Anjani asks Shiva to give her…
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Ganesha I
Ganesha: The remover of obstacles. May last painting of 2022 (acrylic and gouache on wood). As I close out 2022, I am deeply grateful for all the obstacles removed from my path. The shield around my heart has slowly melted…
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The Devine Feminine – Ma
Ma. The divine feminine, the matrix, God’s mistress, the cosmic lover, matter. Shakti, energy, potential, the coiled serpent, the supreme circuit. She lives in Saraswati’s songs,She powers the wings of Isis, She is the healing roar inside Sekhmet’s lungs, She…
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Son of Ra
A short video that explores the concept of Ra and his Pleiadian roots.
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The Spiraling Pheonix
Spiraling upward, the Pheonix can foreseethe struggles of you and me beyond life’s marqueeis a secret—don’t you agree? sacred myths hold the keyfollow the dance of the bee life is god’s potpourrinot a spending spree wake up and drink the…
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Raven
Raven who was known by Northwest Pacific Coast Indians as “Real Chief,” the “Great Inventor,” the “One Whose Voice Is to Be Obeyed”, ravens are ministers of veiled mysteries.
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El Dragon
These symbols, the art that manifests through me, represent a portal into our mystical past, present, and future. In the vision, we are encouraged to maturate and embody a deeper connection to subtle energies, spiritual symbols, and higher frequencies and…
