I started the Mystic Review in 2010 to help make sense of vivid and unusually
coherent dream, I called the Spirit Dream and share the spiritual journey that
followed. I blogged on a range of topics, including New Age spirituality,
mediumship, occultism, and tarot card reading. I explored these topics in the
real world, as well.
I loved blogging, and my exploring my metaphysical interests. I started this blog in 2010 in the wake of a vivid and highly coherent dream I called the Spirit Dream. The dream was the beginning of a spiritual journey that included New Age studies, spiritualism, mediumship, earth based spirituality and more. I chronicled that journey here—and even when I faltered or got things wrong, the blog and those who read it were there for me.
The only problem was, I was looking outside myself for answers. In 2017, a life threatening illness of a close family member precipitated my return to Christianity. In 2022, I was diagnosed with autism. The diagnosis helped me see my interest in the supernatural for what it was. Not a search for truth with a capital T but an interest or maybe even a calling.
In early 2024, I became interested in parapsychology. I took courses at Rhine
Institute and quickly realized that there was another more scientific way of
relating to the supernatural. And I decided to return to the Mystic Review to
talk about what I was learning.
Not long after, an beautiful synchronicity connected the Spirit Dream to the
work of Carl Jung. I became interested in dreamwork and my dreams led me in a
new and exciting direction. I now write about dreamwork, Jungian psychology, parapsychology and tarot. I
am also working on a memoir about my spiritual journey and what I have learned along the way.
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