THE LORE

Myth, Goddess & Ancestral Storytelling

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Here is where I write about myth, story and symbolism as they were meant to be used, as tools for understanding life.

These stories come from specific places, cultures and moments in history. They weren’t created to be blended together or softened until they feel comfortable. They were shaped by real lives and real consequences, and they existed to pass on hard-won lessons.

When stories are stripped of their roots, they lose their power.

And when that happens, we tend to repeat the same patterns — individually and collectively — instead of learning from them.

This space is about returning to original stories, original meanings, and the wisdom they still hold, if we’re willing to pay attention.

Time.
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Time.

An interesting and little-known fact. All of the original doors at Oxford University in England are older than the foundation of the Aztec Empire. Why does that matter, you ask yourself? It is because, to understand our journey, we need to understand how each component fits together, so we do not confuse ourselves.

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