Dionysus – Cock Worship

Dionysus – Cock Worship

In ancient Greece, the erect phallus was worshipped as a symbol of Dionysus. Explore the psychology behind this practice.
Cock Cage & Male Chastity

Cock Cage & Male Chastity

I look at this male chastity device (aka, cock cage) and am drawn to its inherent contrast. Cold, hard steel designed to cage hot, soft... Read more
Dionysus – An Introduction

Dionysus – An Introduction

The ancient Greeks left us with a spectacular legacy of architectural design, art, literature, and philosophy that still influence us some 2,500 years later. But,... Read more
The Seven Loves – An Introduction

The Seven Loves – An Introduction

What is love? This post briefly explores the seven forms of love though the "Triangle of Love" theory. By understanding the "forms" we are able to see and anticipate the progression of love though different stages.
Digital Art: Naughty Angel

Digital Art: Naughty Angel

The “Naughty Angel” sexual archetype calls to many of us. She embodies contrast and duality. She is angelic, but her naughty desires, often repressed, swirl... Read more
Dance of the Maenad

Dance of the Maenad

Ecstatic dance, as a spiritual movement, is increasing in popularity. However, it is an ancient ritual and one used by the Maenads millenniums ago.
Witches Riding…Brooms?

Witches Riding…Brooms?

There are images, even behaviors, we sometimes experience on a superficial level that often have deeper, more spiritual origins. An example of this is a... Read more
Hestia vs. Aphrodite: Cognitive Dissonance

Hestia vs. Aphrodite: Cognitive Dissonance

Exploring the archetypal influence of Hestia and Aphrodite on men and women and the resulting potential for cognitive dissonance within each of us and our relationships.
Courtly Love

Courtly Love

In ancient times and throughout the middle ages in Europe, marriages were often arranged by families for their children and had little to do with... Read more
Origin – Shadow (A Mother’s Suicide)

Origin – Shadow (A Mother’s Suicide)

We are all on a heroic journey, and every journey has its origin. This is mine. In this post I explore a childhood event through the concepts of shadows and persona.