Understanding your landscape of legend is at the heart of the journey into the Mythica, for it is the unique vibrational emanation of your movement through the Creation herself. It is the essence of how your passage along the rainbow road of your unique energies express itself through the lens of story, the place where the land and the underland meet.
Everyone’s heroic landscape is unique, made from the pantheon of affinities that lay within them and their expression across one’s story. While the principles themselves are constant, their expression changes from person to person in relation to their own path and purpose. In this, everyone’s story is their own, it’s trials and treasures theirs to find and face.
In order to remedy this, I built the Mythica around my own story and the geometries of the characters and places I had met along the way to give an example of the principles in action.
2002 – 2008 – Map of the Quest
Map of the Quest - Click on the landscapes to see the progression along the path
2002 - Call to Adventure
2002 - The beginnings of realizing the underlands of the Mythica and pledging myself to the Quest
2003 - "The Garden Island"
2003 - A year of remembrance, when the path led me from the bosom of the Goddess in sacred Kauai along the sideway highways of magic and modern mythos
2004 - 2007 - Academy of Ancient Arts
2004-2007 - Studying the subtle arts in the mountains of Lake Tahoe, coming to realize the relationship between the land and the underland
2006 - 2007 - Elves and Makers
2006 - 2007 - Powerful years where I traveled to the tribes of the elk kin, into the realms of the Makers and Warriors and received the Elphinstone Coat.
2008 - Mythmaker
2008 - I travel the rainbow road with the Mythmaker, a group of mystical adventurers en route to the realms of Faerieworld ...
Yet to perceive one’s landscape of legend is challenging, for it requires divination into the patterns which continue to arrive in one’s life with a steady eye, coming to see where we stand on the rainbow road of our becoming both within and without.
This is a thing that is easy to explain but hard to integrate, for it challenges the very idea of perception itself and it’s relationship with the substance of form.
From the Quest
