Send us a text In this episode I weigh personal signs and evidential readings against cognitive science, asking how much is guidance and how much is bias. I share specific stories, practical discernment tools, and a stance that welcomes both wonder and rigor without sacrificing either. • critique of Tara Swart’s “new science” claims and gaps • overview of essentialism, dualism, and the hard problem • how cognitive biases shape pattern recognition and meaning • why evidential mediumship...
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Send us a text In this episode I weigh personal signs and evidential readings against cognitive science, asking how much is guidance and how much is bias. I share specific stories, practical discernment tools, and a stance that welcomes both wonder and rigor without sacrificing either. • critique of Tara Swart’s “new science” claims and gaps • overview of essentialism, dualism, and the hard problem • how cognitive biases shape pattern recognition and meaning • why evidential mediumship...
The Enchanter Within: Wielding the Wand of Will on the May New Moon
Blooming Wand
38 minutes
6 months ago
The Enchanter Within: Wielding the Wand of Will on the May New Moon
Send us a text The power to transform reality lies in your words. This profound truth emerges as we explore the Enchanter card from the Forest of Enchantment Tarot—an archetype revealing the ancient magical practice where spells were cast through the intentional use of voice. Discover how the etymology of "enchanter"—meaning "to sing upon" or "chant over something"—teaches us about being impeccable with our speech. When we craft our words thoughtfully rather than carelessly, we literally cas...
Blooming Wand
Send us a text In this episode I weigh personal signs and evidential readings against cognitive science, asking how much is guidance and how much is bias. I share specific stories, practical discernment tools, and a stance that welcomes both wonder and rigor without sacrificing either. • critique of Tara Swart’s “new science” claims and gaps • overview of essentialism, dualism, and the hard problem • how cognitive biases shape pattern recognition and meaning • why evidential mediumship...
