Soul Threads

Presence. Consciousness. The wound and the thread.

At the heart of my work is the wound we all share: the separation from Source, from wholeness, from the divine pulse that breathes us. This wound shows up as restlessness, longing, the ache of mortality—the fear of death, the fear of not knowing. But it also generates beauty. Out of this wound we make art, ritual, story, song. The wound is not an error. It is the thread that leads us home.

I call this path Soul Threads. It is not a method, but a way of seeing:

Soul as presence, the consciousness that lives inside and beyond us.

The thread is the wrestle between duality and non-duality, exile and belonging, suffering and joy.

Tools for Healing

Astrology is just one of the tools I use to help people work with this wound. In particular, Chiron—the immortal centaur who could not heal—maps how the universal ache of separation plays out in a unique life. Chiron reveals the place where your fear of death, loss, or exile touches the divine directly. It shows how your suffering is not only personal but archetypal, and how it can become medicine.

Why This Matters

The greatest fear we carry is the fear of death, the fear of dissolving into the unknown. But if God is not a noun, if God is a verb—a living pulse—then death is not the end. It is the continuation of that verb. Chiron’s wound reminds us of our separation, yes, but it also invites us to remember that the very act of aching is what creates art, compassion, and consciousness itself.