Living Myth Podcast 407 - Antidotes to Uncertainty

[@thecentreofunlearning2221]

Amen for this beautiful sharing. It keeps my flame of hope lit amongst all this blindness. Thank you 🙏

[@sarahswingley122]

Thank you. In recent weeks I've found myself clinging to your calm and wise voice. You are ever a benefit to our world ❤

[@judylyon4139]

Immense gratitude for your most exquisite, deeply resonant offering, Michael 💖🙏

[@Phoeagdor]

Huge Michael, so shines a good deed in a weary world. A powerful beacon, you send out tonight.

[@astrologiaestreladalva8251]

From Portugal, thank you !

[@jima3345]

Inspiring - Thank you Michael.

[@briansheehan7439]

I wanted to thank you Michael for the gift of your Living Myth podcast. It’s grown to become like manna in the desert - a bit of food for the souls which both sustains and inspires; promoting a truthfulness that plays out in my daily life and hopefully become seeds of greater fruit to come. 🙏

[@TL-yy3eg]

I have noticed the increased presence of coyote in the urban city where I live - you can see one casually, determinedly prancing down a busy street, or in an open underground parking lot or on golf courses close by So looking up the symbolism of the Coyote… Seeing a coyote can be a sign of good luck coming your way. It reminds you to trust your own intelligence and cleverness as you navigate through life. … sighting is generally a message to take a look within, to not take life too seriously, to lighten up, and to learn to laugh at ourselves and even our mistakes Revered as a symbol of cunning, intelligence, and adaptability, the coyote often embodies the dual nature of life, representing both positive and negative qualities. In many Native American myths, the coyote is depicted as a trickster figure, responsible for bringing both chaos and wisdom to the world. And that last part is SO relevant - there is definitely an uptick in Coyote sightings There is definitely an uptick in chaos and wisdom