Jun 29, 2026 · 39 min · 10 segments
Aphrodite, Zeus, Eros, Myrtle, and Laurel come together in this early summer audio essay exploring archetypes, seasonality, and the embodied intelligence of aromatic plants and aromatherapy. Season…
Amy AnthonyHost
Together they form the libidinal force of early summer, yang in its full blaze and yin rising within it as alive in the moment relationality and passion.
She, forget wants to, she must merge together in the moment and break open the fabric of life.
While Zeus provides the counterpart, the vast steady sky, the crucible made of iron and capable of holding her disruptive alchemical force.
But if Zeus oversteps with way too much of his rules and containers and really...
Which honestly, putting this episode together, communism as we know it has always come to mind when I was thinking of this.
That's why we have the archetypes, to really help us understand each other, as I'm really appreciating.
Because, yes, this is still an aromatherapy-focused podcast, even though it's changed over the seasons.
I've taken to aligning it with Zeus's chutzpah and boldness and thunder moon time, breaking through the energy.
Laurel is emblematic of bravado and, I don't give a damn, the world is mine and I'm doing it my way, said Frank Sinatra and Sid Vicious.
Together they form the libidinal force of early summer, yang in its full blaze and yin rising within it as alive in the moment relationality and passion.
She, forget wants to, she must merge together in the moment and break open the fabric of life.
While Zeus provides the counterpart, the vast steady sky, the crucible made of iron and capable of holding her disruptive alchemical force.
But if Zeus oversteps with way too much of his rules and containers and really...
Which honestly, putting this episode together, communism as we know it has always come to mind when I was thinking of this.
That's why we have the archetypes, to really help us understand each other, as I'm really appreciating.
Because, yes, this is still an aromatherapy-focused podcast, even though it's changed over the seasons.
I've taken to aligning it with Zeus's chutzpah and boldness and thunder moon time, breaking through the energy.
Laurel is emblematic of bravado and, I don't give a damn, the world is mine and I'm doing it my way, said Frank Sinatra and Sid Vicious.
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