The Flowering Wand : : Rewilding the Sacred Masculine

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Introduction. The sword or the wand -- Sky, storm, and spore : where do gods come from? -- The hanged man is the rooted one : thinking from the feet -- Between naming and the unknown : Shakespeare's Twelfth night -- The minotaur dances the masculine back into the milky way : myths need to move -- the moon belongs to everyone : lunar medicine for the masculine -- Becoming a home : the empress card embraces the masculine -- Dionysus : girl-faced god of the swarm, the hive, the vine, and the emergent mind -- Merlin makes kin to make kingdoms : a multiplicity of minds and myths -- Joseph, secret vegetelista of genesis : plants use men to dream -- Actaeon is the king of the beasts : from curse to crown -- A new myth for narcissus : seeing ourselves in the ecosystem -- Everyone is Orpheus : singing for other species -- Dionysus as liber : the vine is the tool of the oppressed -- Rewilding the beloved : Dionysus offers new modes of romance -- Grow back your horns : the devil card is Dionysus -- Let your wings dry : giving the star card to the masculine -- Tristan and transformation : escaping the trauma of the hero's journey -- Boy David, wild David, King David : the land-based origin of biblical kingship -- Coppice the hero's journey : creating narrative ecosystems -- Merlin and Vortigern : magical boyhood topples patriarchy -- Parzifal and the fisher king : the grail overflows with stories -- Sleeping beauty, sleeping world : the prince offers the masculine a new quest -- Melt the sacred masculine and the divine feminine into divine animacy : the sacred overflows the human -- Resurrect the bridegroom : the song of songs and ecology as courtship -- Osiris : the original green man -- What's the matter? : a mycelial interpretation of the gospel of Mary Magdalene -- Knock upon yourself : the high priestess wakes up the masculine -- The kingdom of astonishment : gnostic Jesus and the transformative power of awe -- Healing the healer : Dionysus rewilds Jesus -- Making amends to Attis and Adonis : no gods were killed in the making of this myth -- The joyful rescue : Tolkien's eucatastrophe and the anthropocene -- Sharing the meal : Tom Bombadil offers the masculine safe haven -- The gardeners and the seeds : healing the easter wound -- Conclusion. A cure for narrative dysbiosis.
"Reveals the restorative fungi archetype of Osiris, the Orphic mysteries as an underground mycelium linking forests and people, how Dionysus teaches us about invasive species and playful sexuality, and the ecology of Jesus as depicted in his nature-focused parables. Liberates Tristan, Merlin, and the Grail legends from the bounds of Campbell's hero's journey and invites the masculine into more nuanced, complex ways of dealing with trauma, growth, and self-knowledge"-- Provided by publisher.

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