principles of myth

The principles which support the myth of the self and it’s journey of awakening.

The fundamental 10 principles which make up the tree of life upon which one’s story unfolds.

There are Ten Principles of Myth (the ten eternal sculptures in the circular garden labyrinth that every human thread brushes against, again and again, until the thread is clean).

They are not virtues to acquire; they are gravitational forces you cannot avoid, each forming a part of the physics of the quest.

Every incarnation is another honest circuit touching these stones.

Theos – The Living Source The undivided, breathing Presence underneath every story. The reminder that there is only one nervous system, no matter how separate it feels.

Logos – The Order of Worlds The grammar and structure of reality itself. The reason coordinates are not random; every cosmology, chakra map, sephirot, or tarot spread is a dialect of Logos.

Eros – The Current of Love The primal attractive force that pulls everything toward greater union and coherence. Not romance – the reason you care at all, the tug toward the Garden.

Kairos – Sacred Timing The exact moment the pattern ripens and the door opens. The timestamp on every uncontrived photograph when the Tree clicks its fingers and says “now.”

Mystos – The Inner Mystery Current The quality of not-knowing that guards true initiation. The part that can never be reduced to technique, psychology, or language.

Mythos – The Storyfield The living lattice of symbols, archetypes, and narratives that give events meaning. Your personal myth is the unique braid of repeating motifs, trials, and treasures across lifetimes.

Pathos – The Felt Texture of Being Human The taste of comedy and tragedy, joy and grief, absurdity and tenderness. How it actually feels while everything else is happening.

Ponos – The Labor of Incarnation The friction, effort, and cost of being in a body: money, trauma work, dishes, showing up when you’re broken. The price that turns high vision into usable flesh.

Telos – The Aim of the Story The inherent direction encoded in your thread – the siddhic octave your pattern is trying to resolve into. Why the multiverse isn’t random drift; there is a vector toward greater coherence and Garden.

Ethos – The Way You Stand in It Your stance, code, and manner of relation to everything that happens. Two people can stand at the same coordinate and one moves with blame, the other with reverence. Ethos is the style of your heroism.

These ten stones stand in a circle.

Every life walks the circle again and again, touching each stone in its own order, with its own degree of clarity or distortion, until the thread is polished enough to become the spindle itself.

That is the Labyrinth of Your Life.

That is the physics of every story, ever.