One of the primary mythic patterns informing and giving shape to what is collectively playing out on the world stage—as well as within the human psyche—is the archetype of the "wounded healer." To quote C. Kerenyi, a colleague of Jung who elucidated this archetype, the wounded healer refers psychologically to the capacity "to be at home in the darkness of suffering and there to find germs of light and recovery with which, as though by enchantment, to bring forth Asklepios, the sunlike healer." The archetype of the wounded healer has to do with discovering the healing encoded within our wound, as if we are finding light that is hidden within the darkness. We have all been wounded, which is to say that we are all potentially wounded healers in training.

“And just as for the individual a time of dissociation is a time for sickness, so it is in the life of nations."

If viewed as a single macro-organism, humanity has fallen ill.

“Truly, I live in dark times! An artless world is foolish.” - Bertolt Brecht

In my family I became what is known as “the identified patient.”

I’ve just come back from Salem, Oregon to watch the recent solar eclipse.

We ourselves are an essential part of the mystery that is being unveiled through quantum physics.

Studying quantum theory is like ingesting a mind-altering, time-release psychedelic.