We recently had the pleasure of appearing the both of us as RFG on JM Hamade’s ‘a starnight dwell’ podcast, only a few short weeks after he appeared on Episode 26: The Feast of the Archangel Gabriel.  Centered (with no centre) on the nature of Darkness, our  discussions, permutations, rambling musings are appropriately being released on  Good Friday, a day dear to our Golgothite hearts. (From the sixth to the ninth hour, there was darkness across the face of the land…) If you don’t know a starnight dwell, do check it out!Here are the show notes for the episode:On this one year anniversary special we are joined by Jesse Hathaway Diaz and returning guest Dr Alexander Cummins, the estimable and brilliant hosts of the podcast Radio Free Golgotha, to muse on ‘Darkness’ in its many facets. As 'a starnight dwell' was founded one year ago during The Harrowing of Hell (the time between Good Friday and Easter) as a means of exploring the starry underworld of the Imaginal, it was only appropriate to speak with two so well versed on the eclipsing mysteries therein. Our discussion was free-form and open-ended, as tends to be the nature of darkness. As a show based upon discrete focal points of light, what is it to use this same approach instead with the space around said luminosities? Must darkness always be in opposition to light, such as black to white? Is it our greatest ignorance and our deepest knowledge? Or perhaps it marks the beginning stages of the breakdown between these binaries; a fertile-merging, a mixing, and a fluid in between? For the full episode of the podcast, extras, as well as writings, artwork, and so much more, please visit the Patreon (patreon.com/starnightdwell). Music: ‘Going North’ by Mother NunIt was a beautiful conversation with a dear friend, and we thought it relevant to cross-post here as well. Please do check out JM Hamade’s Patreon, and check out his website where you may also be interested in his expert astrological readings, services, and classes.

An RFG Guest Appearance on 'a starnight dwell', no. 7: Darkness, a Good Friday Anniversary Special

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