Introducing the Labours

 Introducing one of the key themes in my latest book "Herakles - Twelve Steps to Olympos" (2026), with Black Moon Publishing. A few thoughts from me about a potential series of videos reflecting on mythical topics if there is interest - looking at each of the Labours in turn to see what it can show about life and spiritual development today. Some other issues, such as that of forgiveness/redemption and individual vs collective blueprints for spiritual development might also be worth exploring at some point.




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