▲3 | reblogOpen my book fo songs and visions: http://www.roskogreen.com/blog/2017/5/22/eternal-sleep
I wrote this song during a time in my life when I couldn’t deal with the realities of the mundane world. My spirit flung high into rich fantasies and dreams. Because of this, my daily life lacked true direction and responsibility. This sort of detachment entailed lack in many areas, including romance and love
▲11 | reblogThe song, Ghost Girl, may at first seem like a romantic song, but through the lens of psychological alchemy we can see that it’s really about understanding our inner ghost or shadow aspects.
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▲11 | reblogThe song, Ghost Girl, may at first seem like a romantic song, but through the lens of psychological alchemy we can see that it’s really about understanding our inner ghost or shadow aspects.
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▲4 | reblogMy debut studio album summarizes the initial stage of transformation in alchemy. This theme begins with Eternal Sleep, where solution is the awakening of consciousness and thus a pouring of light upon the shadow or the darkness.
Read more: http://www.roskogreen.com/blog/moss-alchemy
▲4 | reblogThe problem with taking drugs like antidepressants, is that the core of what is trying to be seen is not confronted is blanketed and repressed.
As a society, we must honor the universal theme of the dark night, and take time to undergo these processes of transformation in order for society as a whole to become wiser and more compassionate and engender greater understanding of each other and ourselves.
Read more: http://www.roskogreen.com/blog/moss-alchemy
▲5 | reblogThe experience of discovering the true self involves understanding the false self and all of its shame and ugliness, in order to free oneself from its grasp. The more the shadow is ignored, the stronger the hold its got on you. When we embrace the shadow, it unveils our true self within it.
Read more about the psychology of darkness and transformation, as well as listen to my album:
