Benebell Wen calls herself an independent metaphysician. It is a term she has created herself, wanting to tell us that she is in her esoteric work not linked to any particular school or lineage, but independent. In the interview we talk about how an ethnic background does or does not influence your approach to and work in the occult world, how you can combine having an important daytime job with being engaged in the esoteric path, and how the two influence each other mutually, and many other topics.

Please note that in this episode there is no reviews and news section. They will return – together with other new developments – in August.

Show Notes and Links

Links and interesting info

Benebell Wen on the Web: Facebook Twitter Website Make sure you also find out about her online courses!
Get Benebell’s books here!
Designed for beginning as well as experienced tarot readers, Holistic Tarot offers a fresh and easy-to-follow approach to the use of the tarot deck for tapping into subconscious knowledge and creativity.
For the first time in English, Benebell Wen reveals the rich history and theoretical principles underlying the ancient practice of crafting Fu talismans, or magical sigils, in the Chinese Taoist tradition and gives detailed instructions for modern practitioners who would like to craft their own Fu.

Music played

Intro Music: Wendy Rule – from the CD “Deity”: Think of the Day Music titles during the episode: Joy: Lady Finger – Lyrics, Keyboard and Vocals: Paul Joseph Rovelli Stormy Monday Improvisation Session with Keith Karagan and Paul Joseph Rovelli Outro Music: Wendy Rule – from the CD “Deity”: Night Sea Journey