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After Years of Chronic Nightmares, a Personal Mythology about Sharks 🦈 Gave This Woman Back Her Power

After Years of Chronic Nightmares, a Personal Mythology about Sharks 🦈 Gave This Woman Back Her Power

by sidian-morning-star | Jul 25, 2021 | Personal Mythology Blog | 0 comments

When she was little she was taken away by strangers. After years of chronic nightmares, this is how she found her power and why working with archetypes like animals, colors, and elements is so magical, yet practical. My nightmares focused around being chased and...
How My Journey With Personal Mythology Began

How My Journey With Personal Mythology Began

by sidian-morning-star | Jul 22, 2021 | Personal Mythology Blog | 0 comments

Stanley Krippner and I go back about 15 years at the time of this writing. He’s an old family friend. My mom got him to visit our home in Boise at the time. I was about 24ish and had been devouring any book I could find about spirituality, religion, quantum...
Personal Mythology is a Solution to The Meaning Crisis

Personal Mythology is a Solution to The Meaning Crisis

by sidian-morning-star | Jul 20, 2021 | Personal Mythology Blog | 0 comments

We are gluttonously consuming information, facts, and data, but we are starved of a working world view, spiritual meaning, life purpose. John Vervaeke calls this “the meaning crisis” and many are inclined to agree with him, as am I.Cultural traditions have...

Does Personal Mythology Lose Power When You Acknowledge The Myths?

by sidian-morning-star | Jun 30, 2021 | Personal Mythology Blog, Personal Myths | 0 comments

Every once in a while someone proposes this problem about Personal Mythology. They say “Doesn’t acknowledging that something is a personal myth take its power away?”And the short answer is yes, but the long answer is no.Initially, acknowledging that...
People Are Mythological Creatures

People Are Mythological Creatures

by sidian-morning-star | Feb 10, 2021 | Personal Mythology Blog | 0 comments

We model our lives after myths because we have a series of experiences in life that guide us to these mythic roles such as “I’m a jester. I always try and bring a laugh and a silver lining to life’s situations.” or “I’m like a...
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