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Tag Archives: Hermes
Hermes and The Lightning Thief
As my grand-nephew and I rounded the building, I noticed Hermes with his back toward us. When I called his name, he turned and embraced me, holding me tight for a long time, until he said, “I’ll see you soon” … Continue reading
Posted in Child/Parent Relationship, Movie Reviews, Trickster energy
Tagged Hermes, Mentoring Men
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Holding My Sun
The man was in his mid-thirties. After the Native American Ceremony he told me that he was trying to allow love and affection into his life, to receive it with open arms. Recently separated from his wife and child, he … Continue reading
Posted in Family patterns, homosexuality
Tagged alcohol abuse, Coyote, Hermes, Mentoring Men, Radical Faeries, sexual abuse in childhood
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The Rattlesnake Man
We could have been twin brothers, both wearing crimson red coats, long white hair and glasses. I had heard of this man several months ago, from my grandson, who met him at the hot springs and wound up renting his … Continue reading
I Smell a Rat!
My Brother the Dragon came to visit me today. He’s very up front and honest. As we left my apartment for a walk he asked, “what’s that smell? it’s terrible.” We had been talking about how lessons are the challenges … Continue reading
The Dragon Fly and the Faeries
A man in his thirties was having coffee with me in San Francisco. We had met at the Cafe Gratitude and he invited me to get to know one another better. Our coffee turned into four hours of synchronicity, each … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Rainbow Nation, Trickster energy
Tagged entheogens, Hermes, medicine ceremonies, Radical Faeries
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Tell me you’re not a pedophile
Gossip, when the stories are never verified, can cause a lot of harm. Here’s one from the Native American Church. Continue reading
Women and the Inner Masculine
All women have an inner masculine, their inheritance from the Great Mother Nature Herself. Knowing this ancient truth helps us understand ourselves and our relationships. It doesn’t always lead where you want it to however. There are several types of masculine pattern woven into us and sometimes they conflict. Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Family patterns, Philosophy, Psychology, Trickster energy
Tagged C. G. Jung, Coyote, Hermes, Mentoring Men
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Living Life is our greatest teacher
In an introduction to Carl Jung’s major contributions to psychology, C.G. Jung: Word and Image edited by Jaffe (1979), we find the following quotation from the Collected Works. “Anyone who wants to know the human psyche would be better advised … Continue reading
