I ordered a statue of Odin. What arrived was Tyr. At first I thought about reaching out to the seller, and getting it sorted out. So that I could get what I actually ordered. But somewhere in that moment of mild frustration, something shifted. I started thinking, maybe this wasn’t a mistake at all. Maybe the universe has a sense of humor, or maybe it has better judgment than I do sometimes. Either way, I decided to lean into it and explore. To use curiosity. I’ve worked with the Tyr rune before, so I wasn’t starting from scratch. But I hadn’t really sat with the god himself. I hadn’t really gone deep into what he represents and why his energy matters. So I started digging. Tyr is the Norse god of war, but not in the way most people think of war gods. He’s not about bloodlust or conquest. He’s about justice, sacred law, and the binding power of oaths. He’s the one who presides over agreements, and over the kind of promises that cost you something real if you break them. The most famous story about Tyr is the binding of Fenrir. The gods needed to restrain the great wolf before he could bring about destruction, but Fenrir wouldn’t submit to the binding unless one of the gods placed their hand in his mouth as a pledge of good faith that this wasn’t a trap. Everyone knew what that meant. Everyone knew Fenrir would take that hand when he found out he had been deceived. Tyr stepped forward anyway. He put his hand in the wolf’s mouth, Fenrir was bound, and when the wolf finally realized that he was trapped, Tyr lost the hand. He knew it was coming. And yet he did it anyway. That’s Tyr. Now here’s where it gets interesting. Tyr isn’t purely divine. His father is the giant Hymir. In Norse mythology, the bloodlines between gods and giants are fluid, porous. Odin himself has giant ancestry. These beings aren’t operating from some pure, untouchable celestial realm. They’ve got one foot in the primal, earthly chaos that giants represent, and one foot in the divine order of the Aesir. That duality isn’t a weakness. It’s the source of their real power.

mibextid=wwXIfrhttps://www.facebook.com/share/v/1NgNx5tQB9/?mibextid=wwXIfr We can use hypnotic regression, to step backward through the corridors of our own existence. When we access the memories, emotions, and narratives that shape us, we begin to understand the past not as a fixed reality but a reality we can fix. It’s a living thing we carry within us, and like all living things, it can be healed, transformed, and ultimately rewritten. This's where our journey begins. Not in distant metaphysics, but in the very real therapeutic work of going back to touch what wounded us, to understand it differently, and to allow that understanding to ripple forward into who we are becoming. And here is where science meets mystery: quantum physics has already shown us that observation itself changes reality. Just revisit the Double Slit experiment for a refresher. The delayed choice experiment demonstrates that a decision made in the present can retroactively determine the path taken in the past. If light itself responds to our observation from the future, why should we doubt that our consciousness, which is far more complex than a photon, can do the same? The delayed choice experiment works like this: imagine light traveling toward us from a distant source, billions of light years away. Between that source and us stands an obstruction. When that light finally arrives, we make a choice to measure it. Depending on our choice in this present moment, we determine retroactively whether that photon traveled around the left side of the obstruction or around the right side. The photon did not decide its path billions of years ago. Our observation, made now, reaches backward through time and settles the question of which way it came. Now this experiment is legitimate science and has been done repeatedly with lasers. This is proven fact. You likely have experienced the Mandela Effect yourself, perhaps even without naming it. It’s the phenomenon where large groups of people share a memory that contradicts the documented record. We remember the Berenstain Bears spelled differently. We remember the Monopoly Man wearing a monocle. We remember Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the nineteen eighties, when in fact he lived until two thousand thirteen. We remember Ed McMahon delivering checks from publishers clearing house. These aren’t lapses of memory. Nor are these collective delusion. They are evidence that reality itself shifts, and our consciousness moves through these shifts with awareness intact. This's the Mandela Effect. This's proof that the past is not as fixed as we have been taught.

Would you like to find out about the experiment, the merged all the ancient teachings about spirituality and then grounded it in the physical proof? This is known as the double slit experiment. It’s when scientist proved that before we observe reality it’s nothing but energy. It’s simple act of observing manifest before our very existence.

There’s a conspiracy theory or a belief out there that we are actually living in a post apocalyptic world. The golden age is come and gone a world with free energy healing with an advanced technology civilization, where the buildings are actually part of the technology. This topic we can dig in deeper with the melted brick theory of how high energy weapons were used in the evidence for that. The great mud flood that buried the ancient civilizations even our modern cities have one to two stories below the Earth they were covered up and mostly forgotten. While we have to dig all of our things up from the ancients.. Why we call founding cities when this theory says that they were actually found because they were already built the prior inhabitants and swiped away as evidence created by the underground catacombs that have been discovered and the children, the cabbage patch kids that were distributed all over the world. There’s so much more to this topic. It’s very vast so I’m going to leave a link that you can find the person who runs this podcast pretty much anywhere. Definitely YouTube for the long form content and Facebook possibly TikTok, but the entire podcast can also be found here at Spotify and that’s a link that I’m going to share. https://open.spotify.com/show/33IxTmCskNOB0A1c5SRm71?si=bHUlxAazSjKaly680vpqjw

Let me talk to you about something I call Deep Self Psychology, or DSP ™ . Now before you check out on me, this isn’t your therapist’s couch kind of psychology. This is something much older, much deeper, and much more interesting than what you learned in any classroom. DSP is a framework. A map. It’s how we at Mystic Vikings understand the architecture of human consciousness and why we do what we do, think what we think, and why some of us feel like we’re running on somebody else’s programming. Nature gives us clues. There’s a fungus called Cordyceps that gets into an insect’s brain and hijacks its behavior completely. There’s a parasite called Toxoplasma gondii that gets into mice and makes them seek out cats, their own predators, leading them straight to their death. The parasite uses the host’s own biology against it. Now I’m not saying there’s a worm in your brain. But I am saying that thoughts, belief systems, cultural programming, and language itself can operate the same way. They get in early, they feel like your own voice, and they run your behavior in ways that serve the pattern rather than serve you. That’s what we call the Worm Speaker, or the parasitic mind. Recognizing it is just the beginning. DSP ™ draws heavily on the work of Carl Jung. His teachings of shadow work, archetypes, the collective unconscious are found throughout this web of Ideas that I will present. Jung understood that the parts of ourselves we’ve been taught to reject don’t disappear. They go underground. They run in the background, turning into our own personal demons. Think of it like the cartoon devil on one shoulder and the angel on the other. They shape our reality in ways we can’t see until we turn and face them. The shadow aspects that feel the most threatening, the ones we’ve locked away the deepest, well those are often where our greatest power is waiting. When you do the work of integrating those aspects, they stop working against you and start working for you. Now here’s where DSP ™ gets interesting. We also work with Egregores. These are collective thought-forms that develop their own momentum, and energy through sustained belief and attention. Religious institutions, cultural movements, political ideologies are all Egregores. They take on a life of their own beyond any individual. Understanding how they work gives you the ability to consciously choose which ones you participate in and which ones you withdraw your energy from.