
Welcome to
The School of Mythopoetics

Humanity is undergoing a great initiation right now.
Uncertainty is the increasing measure of our days.
The control-oriented maps of meaning fail us here.
Instead, we must find other ways
to orient within the terrain of soul.
We must learn to speak the soul’s language:
the mythopoetics that arise of birdsong, of thunderstorm,
of crossroad, of vision, of earth,
of dark matter and metaphor.
This initiation requires us to court once again the wild Gods.
This School is a container to find your way, embed your journey, and connect with your kin.

What is myth·o·po·et·ics?
More or less, it’s the practice and lens of using story, poetry, and myth to deepen meaning in one’s life
and our collective journey.
It’s the reawakening of the mythic imagination.

Explore the School
We offer a dynamic platform for like-hearted folks to gather around themes of mythology, poetry, ritual, imagination,
and regenerating culture.
Here are a few of our offerings:

Storyweavers
For millennia, humans have gathered to drink from the well of story.
The pan-cultural tradition of oral storytelling is a vital practice and technology
that brings us into coherence with one another,
the more-than-human realms, and the Earth
and offers space to reflect, imagine, and orient ourselves in deep time.
In our Storyweavers calls, we build our practice through hearing one another tell stories—
myths, folktales, stories and lore—
and feeding the stories in return.
We find ourselves in the stories, and speak together about the journey.
In some months, we also focus on sharing our own stories
as we cultivate the art of storytelling together.
Together, we deepen our understanding—and living—of our place in the ever-unfolding story
we share with the other-than-human realms, the cosmos, the Earth, and one another.

Solar Sessions
We gather live conversations with master teachers in our Living Library of recordings, available to you all the time.
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Martin Shaw
Mythologist and Storyteller
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Pat McCabe
Indigenous Wisdom-Keeper
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Michael Meade
Mythologist and Storyteller
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Jan Blake
Storyteller
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Stephen Jenkinson
Farmer and Culture Activist
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Bayo Akomolafe
Philosopher and Author
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Sophie Strand
Author and Poet
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Andreas Kornevall
Mythologist and Author
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Leah Lamb
Storyteller and Educator
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Maya Luna
Poet
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Zamir Dhanji
Yogi and Storyteller
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Manda Scott
Author

Astro-mythic Reports
The School follows an Astro-Mythological, Ancestral European Wheel of the Year.
Each Solar Month is associated with a specific archetype and essence which provides the framework for an ongoing, cyclical collective inquiry.
An archive of transmissions from the School’s stewards weave astrology, insight, and myth to help you navigate your journey.
Who is the School For?
If you’re seeking initiation into the mysteries of soul
If you’re drawn to story, myth, and imagination
If you recognize the lack of initiation, rites of passage, & eldership in the dominant culture
If you long connect with others in a supportive community
If you are seeking to unlock your unique medicine and participate meaningfully in these times…

The School is a nexus for people who love exploring mythology, animism, storytelling, consciousness, initiation, futurism, imagination, community, reweaving with the Earth, and more.

What Members Are Saying:
“I have lost count this last week how many times I have been thrown into ritual time & space after logging into the School's website. This is not an exaggeration. Everyone who stewarded and founded the various limbs of the School did a lot of praying and ritual consultation. Their wise & well ancestors, and a whole host of bards & formerly bored Druids lolling about in the ether were peering over their shoulders as they did so, nodding and whispering suggestions and then convivially nodding to each other each moment something vital was added to the curriculum."
- Nate
“My hats off to you for bringing The School of Mythopoetics into being with your wonderful cadre. This work is SO important right now, so thank you! There’s so much here to dig into - a real feast.”
- Stephen
“The power of the story as a force that can break through and penetrate cultural amnesia is very powerful indeed. I would love to be able to craft and tell a story in such a visceral way and tell it around the hearth to ears that were eager to listen. One day I may do that. I am an educator and desire to tell stories with my pupils and what I have gleaned from this [school] is the vital importance of storytelling.”
- Jamie