Tag: myth

I’m not sure how old I was, my brother was there, my parents told me I was adopted. All they knew was that my biological father was Sicilian. Sicily became to be this place of magic and mystery to me. Sicilian customs, such as Catholicism and the Mafia, we’re attractive to me. Before I go […]

Meditation for January 2nd The Tree of Life There are many similarities between all the world’s religions and myths. The Tree of Life is mentioned in almost all of them. The idea of a tree that branches out in the heavens and spreads its roots in the underworld permeates Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Judaism, Baha’i, Ancient […]

Meditation for November 30th Lying is Lying Holiday Edition  Tomorrow, children from all over the Christian world will begin opening the windows in their little Advent calendar to be bribed by chocolate to believe a lie: the lie that Santa is real. A lie is a lie, so why is faking a fat guy delivering […]

Meditation for November 9th, 2016 Artifact: Posiedon’s Trident After Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon defeated the three Cyclops, they melted down their labrys, a double headed axe, and created three weapons: Zeus’s thunderbolt, Hades’ staff, and Posiedon’s trident.  The trident was in three parts because the sea represents a third of the world. It also represents […]

On January 11th, 2016, I started a daily practice of writing a joke meditation of the day called Cracked Pot Meditations. I was still recovering from the treatment of cancer, and I was having very challenging cognitive issues, so I chose just to put something simple and easy to write every day. Posting it to […]