TRIPLE SNAKE

Menindee, NSW

Silverton, NSW

Deipnon

Leaf, branch, trunk and roots. 

 A late night experiment with acrylic and pencil. 

Charm The Water podcast appearances.

Aaron David has removed many of the older episodes of Charm The Water. Below is an archive of the episodes I was involved with. 

https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/charm-the-water-55805/episodes/episode-37-spiro-nidelkos-the-14609805

https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/charm-the-water-55805/episodes/episode-40-stele-of-jeu-headle-17021593

https://player.fm/series/1187690/186197690

https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/charm-the-water-55805/episodes/ep-44-trithemius-w-alexander-e-18312183

https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/charm-the-water-55805/episodes/ep-49-mage-table-w-kelly-spiro-18992314

Recommendation

I'm really vibing with the Postmugglism podcast. Nathan has a brilliant way of delivering detailed and complex info in a very approachable way. I found episode 11 to contain valuable medicine. No solutions, but ways of thinking to avoid the problems in the first place.

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15th Mansion: Al Ghafr (The Covering) 0° Libra to 12° 51’ 22″ Libra

This image was birthed during a favourable Luna election in April 2020.

From Picatrix, 11th Century

Mollymook 

Sunday Fun(gus)day! 

The Medicine Buddha Unisex T-shirt

The Medicine Buddha, known by many names (Bhaisajyaguru, Sangyé Menla, Yakushi Nyorai), is a blessing to all sentient beings. To honour his great work, I’ve illustrated and designed this t-shirt.

Repeat his mantra in times of health-related need and accept all the blessings. I prefer the Tibetan version of the mantra: “Teyata: om bekhandze bekhandze maha bekhandze radza samudgate soha”

Wormwood

Due to the last few years of natural disasters, social upheaval and medical distress, the importance of relationships is quite clear. Individuals who found themselves alone or disconnected have suffered deep trauma.

The animal and plant world has been a source of joy and healing for me. Certain plants have drawn me in, capturing my attention and changed me physically, mentally and spiritually. One such plant is Wormwood.

Sweat to the smell but bitter to the taste, Mother Wormwood has been generous. I have experienced her aromatic oils via teas, tinctures, fresh leaves and homemade absinthe. Wormwood-infused balms have even helped alleviate joint pain in my hands.

Wormwood has a complex spirit. Culpepper attributes her governance to Mars, and I can see why. The plant is well known for its aggressive anti-parasitic and liver-cleansing properties. However, the botanical genus and name (Artemisia Absinthium) feel rather apt. The dream and mind-altering effects experienced from ingesting the herb suit a Greek hunting and luna goddess. In the forest of Artemis, you could meet the Green Fairy.

Recently, a curious interaction with one of the Wormwood plants in my garden caught me off-guard. I had just pruned the Rosemary and Rue and was about to clip dried Wormwood stalks when a friendly but assertive thought thrust into my mind. "Save the cuttings; they protect", and a vision of a wreath of Wormwood flashed within my inner sight. Those who have communed with plant allies would know the feeling of this non-verbal communication. So I trimmed the plant and soaked the dried stalks overnight. The following day the stalks had softened and were wrapped and woven into a loop. After a few days of drying, stating my intentions and thanking Mother Wormwood, I bound the wreath in red dyed natural wool.

Biblically accurate angel

Yoga, perception and reality with Atish Singh

In this inaugural episode, I have a brilliant discussion with one of my favourite people. Atish Singh is my guest. He's a yogi, Sanscrit scholar, philanthropist and generally a cool dude. Join us as we sit around my dining table and chat about the deeper aspects of yoga, its spiritual application and its effect on perception itself.

Find Atish on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/atish9.singh9 For more info on his foundation please visit: https://www.facebook.com/atish.deborah.YKRF/