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Exploring the edges of myth, culture, and transformation. A space of transition, possibility, and deep inquiry through remythologizing, pluralism, and narrative shifts.

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Sep 26, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 26, 2026

    Archetypes of Re-mything (opens the original)

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    Being a fluid orientation, I recently followed a loose thread that led me to an unexpected archetypal current. It consisted of an exercise that was a delight to hold with a few small quaint groups. That may have consisted of hashing it out over coffee, tea and that one time someone took out an old cigar, and we slipped out of empire logic clock time and into Kairos. What eventually emerged was a conglomeration of these archetypes of re-mything. This crafting began with Robin Kimmerers book, Brai

  2. Issue · Sep 12, 2026

    Prompts and Practices (opens the original)

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    Doing mythic sondage work can be overwhelming. In my experience, it took a dedicated commitment and a sturdy foundation of will and continuity of asking, naming, and remembering in the sedimented substrate and questions found in the crevices. The process involves ancestral work (past and future), deep dives into archives and oral traditions, and sitting with different ways of knowing’s (including not knowing) and ontologies. Here are a few shares that have been present during this process and is

  3. Issue · Sep 8, 2026

    The American Dream Deracinated (opens the original)

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    Within the realm of dissecting imperial constellations, American mythologies and its residual cartographies is where I’m spending my writing time these days. I realize I may never know all there is to know about what’s above or below the iceberg of how American mythologies were birthed, preserved or curated. But I may trip and fall my way through a 10,000+ year timeline, dusting myself off as I go; while putting in perspective the recurring patterns across civilizations that got us here in the n

  4. Issue · Sep 7, 2026

    Short-circuiting monomyths (opens the original)

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    This quick note on short-circuiting the monomythic loop we are navigating but also trying to crack does a few things (especially within MPP future writings). A few things to be vigilant about while going into the Mythic Plurality Project sondage is the actual pattern itself. You might first see what’s broken, and then you start looking for who or what is responsible for these patterns of pendulums. Sometimes it may appear like it’s you, or others that may be near or far from where yo

  5. Issue · Sep 7, 2026

    Mythic orientation and its interconnections (opens the original)

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    Within the MPP practice, I often work at the crevices of myths. The mythic orientation looks at two interconnections. Where myths are enracinated and how they are rhizomatically connected to people, land, fauna,flora and funga. The other is where myths are receiving signals from cosmic movements and fluctuations. Most of the work that is forming is about how to situate the myth of our existence in the now. The breathing moments we are in now; where we find ourselves alive, aware, thinking, and c

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