From Batman and Edward Scissorhands to Moana and ancient mythology, I explore the stories that shaped my personal myth and my understanding of inner union.

Quite an old image of me performing at a lovely community event in Mullumbimby - Speaking the Sacred A personal exploration of costume, scent and the freedom to meet a changing moment. Through stage acting and open mics, I’ve enjoyed discovering who arrives when I put on a costume. Sometimes the character emerges through what I’m wearing. There is something spontaneous about letting the outfit suggest an expression, then following it. And whether dressing like a sorcerer an

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If you want a perfume that feels fresh, woody, resinous or quietly contemplative, this perfume may suit you well. An important question remains: What do you actually want to smell on your skin? You may love the idea of a fresh masculine fragrance and still find that some are too sharp, too aquatic, too conventional or too loud for your taste. For this guide, think of Light Masculine as a mood you can interpret through fragrance. You do not need to fit an archetype or a gender

If you want a perfume that feels soft, luminous, tender or quietly joyful, those words are a beautiful beginning to describing the Light Feminine Perfume. They still leave an important question: What do you actually want to smell on your skin? You may love the idea of a soft feminine fragrance and still dislike perfumes that become too sugary, too powdery, too sharp or too delicate. For this guide, think of Light Feminine as a mood you can interpret through fragrance. You do

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