Hi there,

Yesterday I got story-teller Andreas Kornevall to explain how the images of Norse Mythology can guide the big moments of our lives, from depression to transcendence and beyond.

I love how he breathes fresh life into familiar stories and symbols from Europe, integrating their wisdom with contemporary life, Buddhist dharma and nondual understanding.

The journey of soul is represented by the serpent; confronting life’s shadows, upheavals, challenges and wounds, and the ability to shed one's skin and transform.

The spirit journey is represented by the eagle, where we take flight, find transcendence and timeless wisdom. 

In the wild the serpent and eagle are enemies, but eventually, if we're lucky, we can integrate these two aspect of life.  

Andreas is a Swedish author, storyteller and ecologist whose work brings Norse myth, folklore and landscape-based storytelling into contemporary life.

I've been deeply moved by his soulful story telling many times!

He has told stories for BBC radio, collaborated with organisations including the Sussex Archaeological Society and the National Trust to “re-story” local places, and has lectured on myth and Norse traditions across UK learning settings.

He also directs the Earth Restoration Service charity and is the author of Waking the Dragons: Norse Myth, Runes and Magic.

Would love to hear what you think!

Life's Journey in Norse Mythology


In the spirit of seeking integration of both spirit and soul, shadow and light, transcendence and a rich human life, I'm happy to have these upcoming events on offer. 

See you soon I hope!

Amir