An important aspect of Carl Jung’s work included using dreams to show us attitudes that are the exact opposite of what we identify with, because dreams are often compensatory. Here’s a true story that will make this more clear. 

This cosmic “DNA” forms both the visible world and unseen dimensions of existence. The concept presented here is my educated and intuited belief supported by some evolving theories in science. I’ll funnel all the data down to show why this is important and how you can use this knowledge.

I want to take a moment to introduce myself to all of you as I never had the opportunity to do so when I started working with My Indigo Sun last year. My name is Anton Czachor, and I am currently working with MIS as their podcast host. As some of you will know, the podcast portion of the publication has not been present for the past several months. Last January I had a strong desire to journey abroad for a couple months.

The pineal gland, often referred to as the “third eye,” has always been a subject of fascination and mystery. Hindu philosophy and Vedic medicine, written some 5000 years ago, describe the pineal – “the sixth chakra”, according to these traditions – as a window to the spiritual world, where mental power of the pineal gland resides, associating this gland with clairvoyance and meditation, professing that its activity is nocturnal.

In the journey of self-expression, we often stumble upon the profound realization that our inner struggles are not meant to remain shackled within, but to be channeled into creations that resonate with the hearts of others.

In the quest for understanding the nature of existence, researchers and thinkers have often tried to transcend the tangible, venturing into the realm of the metaphysical. A recent exploration by a researcher and mathematician, Yusef Segman, has unveiled intriguing concepts that challenge our conventional understanding of reality. Among these are the ideas of a timeless metaphysical space, the unique behavior of matter and its complementary counterpart, and the realization of all conceivable scenarios in different universes.

When we hear the name Pythagoras, most of us are transported back to our school days, grappling with the geometric simplicity of a right-angled triangle. Not many know, though, that Pythagoras’ legacy extends far beyond geometry, reaching into the realms of spirituality, astrology, and sound healing, embodying a holistic approach to knowledge that intertwines the mathematical with the mystical.

Welcome back to our journey through our core archetypes.  During our first few months together, we explored the nature of the four survival archetypes.  These are the child, victim, saboteur, and prostitute.  These represent the four legs of survival.  Anytime we are under stress or feel unsafe, we shift into these archetypes.  They allow us to survive, but not necessarily thrive.

Welcome back to our archetypal journey! Over the past few months, we’ve delved into the nature of our core survival archetypes. In this edition, we’ll explore other pivotal archetypes that significantly shape our psyche: the Mother and Father archetypes.

At the heart of our planet lies a dynamic and powerful force: the Earth’s geomagnetic field. This field, often visualized as invisible lines looping between the North and South poles, is primarily generated by the movement of molten iron within the Earth’s outer core. As this liquid iron moves and churns, it produces electrical currents, which in turn generate the magnetic field enveloping our planet.