Asceticism: A Thread Throughout Religions, Hinduism, Christian Monasticism, Buddhism, Hedonism 

Content is coming out at a slower pace being that I'm subsumed in grad school. But yes, this channel is very much still alive.

I’m writing lore for a new NFT project coming out called “Forgotten Runes Wizard Cult” and I’m drawing a lot of inspiration from this channel. I’ll be sure to site your work! I appreciate the long hours of study and passion 👁✨

@@cgdahlin do you have a Twitter?

@@zaylasoul Apologies for the late reply, YT is bonkers when it comes to notifications for creators. I do not, but you can find me under cgdahlin on FB and IG, though, I mostly use each just to converse with those that choose to seek it and reach out.

Apologies for the late reply, while I have studied astrology, I've never quite gotten to the technical with any great fluency, however, if you're still looking into this, I can recommend some really "stellar" astrologers that I know personally.

I like this point. Yes, this is an angle only hinted at in some parts of the course. I've ruminated on doing a session on magic, will wait on the muse to speak.

@@cgdahlin You have to complete the globe before you can talk about magic properly. You haven't explicitly covered the mythologies of the Americas, nor the Chinese pantheon. These people didn't hide their views on magic like the Abrahamic religions (which universally condemn magic and universally overlook the fact that prayer is a magical practice). Unrelated, but I think an episode on sun/moon symbolism would also be interesting. Even this would be enriched if you over the Maya, the Chinese and the Hopi/Navaho mythologies (those are the only tribes that come to mind). The Dogon are also an interesting topic for the future. These are just suggestions though, ultimately you must let the spirit flow through you. But I would suggest completing the globe first with Chinese and Mayan mythology.