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WTF : People Are Actually Listening Now?

I don't even know how to write this without making it sound more dramatic than it needs to be, but after three years, deleting around 200 hours of episodes, completely ditching the interview format, getting tuberculosis,...

The Daimon Got Too Efficient : On AI, Writing & Madness

I started using AI for the Idiot Mystic blog with a pretty specific intention, maybe not stating it clearly, but it existed.

Manly P. Hall and the Hunger for Forbidden Knowledge

There's a certain kind of reader who doesn't stumble into books like The Secret Teachings of All Ages by accident.

The Hopkinsville Goblins

Appalachia, John Keel, and the Night Rationality Failed in Public

Fairies: The Old Ones Who Never Left

Modern culture likes to think it outgrew fairies.

The Flawed and the Divine Masculine

On Men Who Protect Life — and Men Who Wound It

Bigfoot

Creature, Archetype, and the Place Where the World Stops Behaving Normally

Mothman

John Keel, Indrid Cold, and the Experience That Would Not Behave

You Were Never Meant to Be a Niche

Let me ask you something ( I sound like an idiot sometimes ), and you don’t need to answer it out loud.

When Did Conversation Become Shallow?

On Depth, Presence, and What We Don’t Say Anymore

When You Realize You Can’t Go Back to Who You Were

There’s a moment that doesn’t get talked about much, because it doesn’t come with a clear event attached to it.

The Lost Art of Esoteric Reading

When Reading Stops Being About Information

Why Some Places Feel “Thin” - Liminal Hotspots Across Cultures

There are places in the world where the boundary between inner and outer life feels strangely permeable.

Other Books People Find When Life Stops Making Sense

How Certain Books Appear Without Being Sought

The Slow, Quiet Apocalypse Inside Every Seeker

There’s a kind of ending that doesn’t look like an ending at all.

The Emerald Tablet as a Map of the Nervous System

A Note on Framing

Why Ancient Metaphysical Texts Still Haunt Modern Minds

A Small Clarification Before We Begin

How It Feels to Be Read Psychically by Strangers Online

The Strange Intimacy of Being Seen by People Who Don’t Know You

Confessions of a Recovering Seeker

The Exhaustion Hidden Inside Enlightenment

Possessed by Productivity

When Work Becomes a Spirit That Lives in You

The Cult of Main Character Energy

The Age of Self-Mythology

The Church of the Algorithm

The New Oracle in the Glow of a Screen

AI as the New Familiar Spirit

The Assistant That Doesn’t Sleep

Manifestation as Fanfiction

The Stories We Write Before They Happen

Trauma as a Time Loop

The Moment That Never Ends

Why Horror Movies Feel Holy

The Sacred Art of Being Afraid

The Therapeutic Ghost

The Hauntings We Carry

When Spells Meet Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

The Strange Parallels Between Psychology and Magic

ADHD as a Modern Oracle

The Mind That Wanders Between Worlds

When Being Wanted Isn’t the Same as Being Seen

There’s a certain kind of attention that feels like sunlight — warm, affirming, addictive.

Why Daydreamers Sound Like Mystics

The Cinema of the Mind

The Hidden Self You Keep from Love

This piece is inspired by conversations with hundreds of women I’ve worked with — clients, seekers, and friends — who’ve all shared a similar ache: the feeling of being seen, but not known.

The Meme as Modern Sigil

How the Internet Turned Magic into Marketing (and Back Again)

In Defense of the Em Dash — Why It’s Not a Sign of AI

Somewhere along the way, the em dash became a suspect.

A Somewhat Complete History Of UFOS, UAP and Aerial Phenomena

Why the “Fringe” Isn’t Fringe at the Top

The Alchemy of Bodybuilding, Working Out, and Being in the Gym

When the Gym Becomes a Temple

How to Love in a World That Fears Depth

It’s easy to love when love is light.

Society Is Abusing You

Before you start reading, there's as video/audio version of this available on YouTube and all places you probably listen to podcasts like Spotify and Apple Podcasts ( as well as the others). I know sometimes words on a s...

The Quiet Rage Behind “Love Yourself”

There’s a moment...and you probably know it well, when the words “love yourself” stop sounding like wisdom and start sounding like mockery.

The Fear of Being Known : True Love & Intimacy

What is this blog? If I told you I knew, or gave you a cryptic answer, it would be dishonest.

Cosplay as a Religious Rite

The Masks We Wear to Remember Ourselves

Exorcising Corporate Demons

I work with people who say things like,

The Ache That Means You’re Alive

There’s a kind of pain that never announces itself.

AI Slop and the Scribblings of a Madman

A relative stranger on the internet recently called my work “AI slop.”

Why So Many Healers Are Secretly Burned Out

There’s a quiet and visible exhaustion rippling through the world of healers...the therapists, counselors, energy workers, and meditation teachers who hold space for everyone else’s storms. On the outside, they radiate s...

Why Witches Keep Finding Me

People are usually pretty surprised when I tell them that many of my clients are witches. The confession always hangs in the air for a moment, as if they expect me to follow it with a joke or a warning. But it’s the trut...

Unlocking the Mystical Side of Creativity & Art

Okay, so let's start with some awkwardness. I spend a lot of time writing about UFO counseling, mango metaphysics, and the doppelgängers lurking in your peripheral vision. And now I’m going to sit here and try to convinc...

Doppelgängers: The Double That Shouldn’t Exist

Of all the strange things people have whispered into my counseling space...which is a lot of things...the UFO encounters, the shadow-beings pacing doorframes, the mantis-eyed watchers who seem allergic to our reality, th...

On Counseling Experiencers of UFOs, the Supernatural & Paranormal

When Reality Starts to Fray

Meditation for Children: Science, Struggle, and some Imagination

One day, in a parallel universe ( I started out dorky with this one ) you’re trying to convince your five-year-old to eat something green, and the next thing you know, you’re sitting cross-legged on the floor with them, ...