What happens when we stop treating stories as answers and begin letting them show us something about ourselves? In this episode of Know Thy Soul, I return to an old Zen parable about a teacher pointing toward the moon and use it to step back from the stories we’ve...
What is it that women most desire? When King Arthur’s life depends upon discovering the answer, Sir Gawain is drawn into a mysterious bargain that will test the meaning of honor, love, and choice. I will not tell you how the story ends here. Dame Ragnell deserves to...
Why You Get Triggered and What Your Reactions Are Trying to Tell You Why can a single comment, a certain tone of voice, or someone pulling away suddenly create a reaction that feels so much bigger than the moment itself? Sometimes what is happening in front of us is...
Perceval knows how to fight battles. What he does not yet know is how to remain present before suffering or allow compassion to move him toward the person in pain. After failing to ask the question that could heal the Fisher King, Perceval spends five years searching...
Perceval and the Holy Grail is more than an Arthurian legend about a boy becoming a knight. It is a mythic map of the masculine journey and the wound hidden beneath the armor. In Part One, Perceval leaves his mother, defeats the Red Knight, learns the rules of...
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