Paying our respects to the sacred powers that open and close our paths in life is where ancient and Indigenous wisdom tells us we need to start. One of the most important Archetypes is the Gatekeeper. The power that opens and closes our doors is that of the person.

It is customary to make an offering to the Gatekeeper when embarking on a project. We may be required to check in and show respect.

When you need to change and adapt and recover your sense of humor, trickster is the mode the Gatekeeper adopts. The trickster can be your devil if you are set in your ways and wedded to a linear agenda.

The trickster can be a good friend if you are willing to turn on a dime.

You will discover at the beginning of our journey.

• Simple rituals to honor the Gatekeeper
• A powerful visualization to help you recognize and re-vision your blocks and move beyond them
• Guidance on how to recognize and navigate by personal omens
• Instructions for keeping a personal journal as a magical diary, a log of your dreams and encounters with everyday oracles (a place to dialogue with your deeper Self — and a powerful oracle in the making)
• A fun, fast way to share your stories with a friend that makes it easy to offer helpful feedback and guide each other to take appropriate action
• Homeplay exercises for working some ancient oracles, like putting your question to a book ( bibliomancy ) and to your dreams (dream incubation and oneiromancy )

We are going to learn how to navigate this week. There are nine rules for Kairomancers. One more just for fun.

1. Whatever you think or feel, the universe says YES
2. Synchronicity multiplies when you’re in motion
3. We live in the Speaking Land; there are oracles all around you if you will listen
4. Life rhymes
5. Every setback offers an opportunity
6. To find ourselves, we may need to get lost
7. The spirits want to be entertained
8. The passions of the soul work magic
9. Look for the hidden hand: invoked or uninvoked, gods are present

The extra rule may be important.

• Don’t leave home, or return home, without your sense of humor

We will do some exercises and journeying to discover.

• What’s playing on your inner soundtrack
• What attitudes are you carrying which are traveling ahead of you, shaping events, and encounters that lie around the next corner
• How you are likely to respond when the raw power of an archetype next irrupts into your life

There are two ways to approach oracles.

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If you agree with yourself that whatever pops up in your field of perception in a certain period of time will be a response from the oracle of the world to whatever is on your mind, you can take your question to the world. Robert calls this a way to play a tarot card. The second way to listen to oracles is to let the world set a theme or pose a question to you. To notice what the world is giving you, you need to be ready to receive, and to allow enough space in your mind and body to do so. The results of Sidewalk Tarot can be fascinating. The question your ego puts to the world may be more interesting than the theme the world is putting to you.

You will discover this week.

• How to put your question to the world and receive guidance on a life theme
• How to let the world put its questions to you, by scheduling unscheduled time to pay attention as you walk in “the forest of living symbols that are looking at you”
• How to listen for your daily kledon , a favorite oracle of the ancient Greeks that works well on any day
• How meaningful coincidence multiplies when you are in motion, traveling outside your familiar rounds or going through a major life transition
• A very lively synchronicity game by which we’ll construct a new community oracle, swapping messages we’ve received
• Suggestions for looking in a tarot mirror to understand how you’re handling (or failing to handle) a life situation

If you are confused about what is happening in your dreams, what pops up around you will offer a commentary. The dream you have may light up your world, bringing different things into focus.

This week, you will learn how to walk between sleep and awake. If you let them, your psychic and creative gifts will come alive. It is a great launch pad for dreaming and a place to develop continuity of consciousness.

You will learn how to open a safe space where you can share your dreams with friends inside or outside this community, receive helpful feedback from different perspectives, and be guided on what action you can take to bring magic from the dreamworld into your waking world.

You will this week.

• Visit the Cinema of Lost Dreams where night movies you missed will play for you
• Develop the practice of walking a dream in the world and getting a commentary from what’s going on around you
• Deepen your practice of keeping journals of night and day and sharing dreams in a way that leads to effective action to bring guidance and healing from the dream world into everyday life
• Learn how to spend more conscious time in the creative space between sleep and awake and embark on adventures in lucid dreaming

The word synchronicity was invented by Jung. He was surrounded by the oracles. He followed the patterns of wind and water over the lake, the appearance of a fox on a wooded path, or a green-gold flying beetle at the window when he worked with a patient. He came to believe that each of us travels within an atmosphere charged by the usually unacknowledged Archetypes that travel with us.

Mark Twain is well-known as a humorist, author, and student of the human condition. He studied synchronicity for a long time. He said that he discovered that certain things, which had always been regarded as coincidences, were no more accidental than they were sending and receiving. He used coincidence as a daily source of guidance and experimentation. inviting. There are events that happen at the same time.

In this class, you will learn how to use the stories from two creative lives that lived in the consciousness of oracles around us.

• Recognize the archetypal forces at play in our energy fields, and how symbols that live in your mind have magnetic effects
• Track how our emotions generate events through what is called the Pauli Effect, named for the quantum pioneer who helped Jung develop his theory of synchronicity
• Grow your daily practice of listening to the Speaking Land
• Discover with Mark Twain that a setback may truly be an opportunity, and that you need to notice what is showing through a slip
• Experiment with what Mark Twain called “mental telegraphy” but we might now call mental texting
• Awaken to what it means in your life that — as Jung and Pauli came to believe — there is no real separation between mind and matter

When we feel rage or grief in our lives, we can choose to harness the energy and use it for healing or creativity. Sometimes the breakdown comes before the breakthrough on a path of transformation.

The story of the Descent of Inanna to the Underworld is seen by some groups as the model for a woman’s journey to the depths to meet and integrate her shadow side. The myth doesn’t explain why the Goddess went down seven terrifying levels to be hung on a meathook in her sister’s realm.

We know that she did it on her own. She was free to make that choice. She forced her consort to go to the Underworld after she came back. This is a story for both men and women.

You will learn how to: this week.

• The gifts of your wounds
• How to draw creative fire from the dark places of initiation
• Ways to draw courage from the Goddess of many faces as she descends to the Underworld in several myths — including that of Amaterasu, the Japanese Sun Goddess, and Psyche in the Greek story.
• Jung’s shamanic initiation in the Underworld journey now unveiled in The Red Book

We live by our stories. Our first and best teachers, in our lives and in the evolution of our kind, instruct and inspire by telling stories. Our easiest way to remember and carry the meaning we discover is through story. A good story gives us keys to a world of truth beyond the world of fact.

Our lives are directed by stories. It is likely that we are stuck inside a story that is bound tight around us by other people’s definitions and expectations, if we are not aware that we are living a story. We put ourselves in touch with healing, creativity, and courage when we reach a bigger life story.

To deepen your understanding of the myths you have been living, and to claim the power of stepping into a bigger and braver story, you are invited to attend this class.

You will be able to.

• Identify stories you inherited — from family, from ancestors, or other lives — or constructed for yourself earlier in your life, the stories you need to leave behind definitively, or re-make
• Find the myth you’re living now
• Put yourself in the place where the Big Story of your life can seize you. It may be an expansion of your present story, like the unfolding of wings. It may be a myth you did not recognize as your own, until now
• Open a personal portal to the Akashic Records — and perhaps the limitless field of nonlocal mind — to which you can return for further adventure and discovery and contact with master teachers in any field that calls you

Our paths are often intertwined with those of numberless parallel selves. When our paths converge, we may be influenced by the gifts and failures of these alternate selves.

Events in both our lives may appear to be happenstance, connected in a multidimensional drama. The hidden hand suggested by synchronistic events may be that of another personality within our multidimensional family, reaching to us from what we normally perceive as past or future.

You may be close to a parallel self who got there before you if you experience déj-vu and feel certain you have been in a certain situation before. A glimpse of a continuous life your parallel self is leading in a parallel world may also be a glimpse of a serial dreams, in which you find yourself returning to people and places not on your current event track.

Brian Greene theorizes that we all have doppelgangers leading parallel lives. As Active Dreamers and kairomancers, we learn how to bring gifts and lessons from a parallel world into this one.

You will learn how in this class.

• Recognize serial dreams may be glimpses of continuous lives you’re living in other realities
• Examine experiences of déjà vu as clues you may have experienced something in a parallel life that is now converging with this one
• Journey into a parallel life to dismiss old regrets and claim gifts and knowledge from your selves who made different choices
• Effect a quantum shift in your present life

A. There is a kairomancer. Robert came up with the term Kairos, a Greek god who personifies a kind of time that is altogether different from tedious tick-tock time. It is a special moment when more is possible than you thought. You have to seize by the forelock before it disappears.

To follow the way of the kairomancer, you need to trust your feelings as you walk the roads of this world, develop your personal science of shivers, and recognize you know far more than you hold on to the surface of consciousness.

You want the events of waking life to be more symbolic. It’s important to take care of your poetic health. You want to make friends with unexpected people, and never miss a special moment.

New games and more of the kairomancer’s way of conscious, creative living are what you’ll see this final week.

You will discover how to.

• Keep Your Edge
  To create is to bring something new into the world, and that involves risks. The greater powers that support your life draw closer when you’re willing to dance on the edge. Everything interesting happens on the boundaries.
• Honor the Gatekeeper, Dance With the Trickster
  Make a personal ritual at the start of every day to honor your Gatekeeper. Be ready to turn on a dime — or less — when the Trickster comes into play. Affirm life.
• Marry Your Field
  Do what you love, give your best to that, and trust the universe will support you.
• Bring a New Story From Every Day
  The Kabbalah teaches we must find our story, tell our story, and have our story received. This is an assignment you’re now well prepared to fulfill every day.
• Take Care of Your Poetic Health
  A talent for resemblances is essential for a kairomancers, as the Greeks said it was for a good dream interpreter. Notice recurring symbols and situations. Observe what rhymes in a day or a life.
• Remember the Time Is Always Now, Except When the Time Is GO
  All times — past, present, and parallel — are accessible to you Now, and may be revisioned for the better.
• Choose Your Attitude
  However difficult your circumstances, you always have the ability to choose your attitude and this can change everything, including the health of your mind and body and your experience of the world.