If we do any exploration into Manifestation and the Law of Attraction, we are bound to come across the term Contrast. We may be familiar with the term. We may even understand the role of Contrast in Manifesting. We likely also struggle with Contrast when it shows up in our lives. And it shows up regularly. In this 18th Mojo Mundi episode, we'll sink our teeth into a meaty discussion of Contrast and it's place in Reality.

Do Americans have a Death taboo? What shapes our attitudes towards Death and Grief? What are the consequences of shrinking from Death and Grief? Join me in navigating our fears surrounding Death in order to discover the potent Magic that Death holds for the living.

As we face global crises financially, politically, environmentally, and socially, is there room for a spiritual response to "real world" problems? Together, we will examine the problems that arise from avoidance and hyperfocus in comparison to the power of Faith and the Art of Allowing.

Often, though we believe in Co-Creation, in Magic, in Manifesting, we undermine our ability to participate in the Magic because of our fears about the expectations of others. Our focus on the opinions of The Other and how we may be perceived by those around us interferes with our stepping into our calling to Co-Create. How we avoid this all-to-familiar pitfall lies in an ancient archetype. Let's explore the power of Allowing ourselves to be the Sacred Fools.

Magic has been a subject of many books and movies over the years. The descriptions of Magic in popular culture can give us metaphors to help us visualize energy, emotions, and outcomes to support our Magic and Manifesting. These popular resources have also built disruptive beliefs about how Magic should look and operate. Together, we will examine these obstructive beliefs and explore how to move from a swish-and-flick-and-voila view of Magic to one of Inspired Unfolding.

When we have a transcendent experience, many of us struggle to truly embrace the wonder. Doubt rapidly takes over, and though we don't divorce ourselves from the experience completely, we do sink into ambivalence. Together we will explore the mechanisms and consequences of this habitual ambivalence, and consider remedies that can transform doubt into delight.

Significant numbers of spiritual seekers struggle with a sense of alienation from God. The feeling of separation from Deity is an understandable outcome of millenia of systemic prejudice, religious dogma, and sexism that debase the body, the Earth and the Feminine Principle. As we examine the consequences of ignoring the sacredness of the physical, we discover the potential for powerful healing and deepened understanding of our relationship with Creator.

Americans are proud to be a Can-Do Nation. But when doing becomes the sole means to self-worth, we run the risk of losing touch with our profound connection to Deity. What is the antidote to the societal insistence on doing to earn worth? The answer lies in a process I call Inspired Unfolding.