The Secret Kindergarten Podcast
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 7
Why did the hero cross the road? To begin the Great Work!
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The King and the Polar Bear
L. Frank Baum, the author of The Wizard of Oz, also wrote fairy tales. We read “The King of The Polar Bears” from Baum’s book, American Fairy Tales.
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 6
Continuing our study of Bernard Roger’s The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales: The Alchemical Secrets of Mother Goose.
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The Vikings
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Kids ramps it up a notch by reading A Child’s Introduction to Norse Mythology by Heather Alexander.
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 5
The perfect “initiation situation” into The Great Work is on the outskirts of society and as the black sheep of the family!
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The King and The Fairies
Fairies show up to deliver solutions, amazing ideas and synchronicities to those who lead and serve others. Stories with fairies are affirming for children.
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 4
Fairy tales are teachings of life’s initiations that originated when we initiated ourselves onto a path where we were able to be initiated! An initiation mandala.
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The Queen Bee
Learning about bees in the early years sets children up for a healthy view of what is taught when they reach puberty. Bees and flowers are here to teach kids on many levels.
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 3
Is trying to define the landscape, of a fairy tale, subjective or objective? It would take lifetimes to really know. Otherworld Connections is going to keep searching for the objective truth anyway!
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Who Wants a Cheap Rhinoceros?
Foster imagination in young children by asking situational questions. This grows the part of the brain that is required for goal setting, higher order thinking and living a moral life under Natural Law.
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The Initiatory Path in Fairy Tales | Part 2
Gino takes a look at how the magical tales of antiquity managed to get their name. The origins of the names contain clues to the true purpose of these tales of old.
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Storytime: The Crystal Ball
Gino reads a Brothers Grimm’s fairy tale.