Author T. Thorn Coyle talks to Theresa Reed, also known as the Tarot Lady, shares her journey as a creative person. Theresa also provides insights on cultivating intuition, including paying attention to feelings, practicing meditation, and using tools like tarot and pendulums. Theresa Reed and Thorn Coyle discuss their experiences with magic, meditation, and creativity. They emphasize the importance of practices like yoga and meditation in staying connected and aligned with intuition and creativity. They share their early experiences with magic and the impact it had on their lives. Theresa Reed's why is to help people, which is reflected in her work as a tarot reader, astrologer, and writer.

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Author T. Thorn Coyle speaks with Cat Brooks, an award-winning actress and playwright, who shares her creative roots and the impact of acting on her life. She discusses the discipline and community-building aspects of theater and how it has influenced her work as an organizer and activist. Kat also talks about the importance of listening and vulnerability in both acting and activism. She highlights the role of physical practice, such as going to the gym, in maintaining her mental health. Kat explores the different forms of creativity she engages in, including writing, directing, and dramaturgy, and how they each provide a unique outlet for her. She also discusses the challenges of embodying trauma in her performances and the importance of ancestral work.

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Thorn Coyle interviews Mat Auryn, an author and teacher in the fields of occultism and witchcraft. They discuss creativity, imagination, and the interplay between the subconscious and conscious mind in writing and magical practice. Mat shares how his creative roots began in childhood and how his imagination and creativity have always been an important part of his life and spiritual practice. They also explore the role of discipline and deadlines in writing, as well as the importance of surrendering to the creative process. Mat Auryn discusses his struggles with meeting deadlines and the pressure of writing. He shares how writing for periodicals can feel like a job and drain the fun out of it. Thorn Coyle suggests finding enjoyment in writing and applying the concept of play to make it easier. They also discuss imposter syndrome and the fear of not being qualified. Mat talks about his experience with aphantasia and his belief that writing a bad draft is better than not writing at all. They also explore the connection between spiritual practices and creativity.

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