"...to spark the imagination." - Taylor Marsh \ Albert Einstein said, “The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.” Big subjects, so a little about me... Best-selling author, Broadway, creative master, and profiled by the Washington Post, and New Republic. I've experienced the mysterious... This podcast is that lifelong journey. Been interviewed by national outlets, print and television, "Relationship Consultant" for the LA Weekly (first online writing was in 1996), with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Stephens College. A recovering political op-ed writer. (Kidding. My stint in politics has lasted a lifetime.) This podcast is an exploration of what I’ve witnessed, and how authentic creativity works... Experience led me to the roadmaps and mythology of planets and stars, forcing me to consider astrology and the synchronicity between what’s above and what humans experience on Earth. A topic Carl Jung excavated his entire career. To challenge 2,000-year-old traditional Christianity and mythology that’s been co-opted by political extremists. To accept there’s more to life than what is seen… The first time I had an out-of-body experience I was looking at myself fall down a winding wood staircase from the second floor. Scared shitless, told no one. This came after, as a kid, I saw my dead father’s spirit from across the room. Discovered clairvoyance is a human byproduct of deep knowing. Since I was young, instincts have guided my life. Real magic is something I’ve witnessed and experienced. Miracles are too. This podcast is philosophy for the Aquarian Age. A way to expand our idea about who we are, why we’re here and how to tap into energies swirling around us and above... Raised in the Christian faith, mysterious events unleashed in my life as a child and throughout my life obliterated my mom's religious teachings. After 2,000 years of Christian mythology, it’s time for a spiritual reformation. Embrace you're spirit in a body! Happiness is the by-product of knowing why you're here. (taylormarsh.com)