841 episodes in this series
Episode 147 features an elaborate musical introduction/anthem about the Cult of Psyche, presenting the show's mythology through digital-occult poetry and song.
Trix explores the first of the 64 arts - Gita, the divine art of singing - focusing on voice sovereignty as breath control, emotional mastery, and spiritual power.
A lyrical, song-based episode featuring an original composition about encountering ten mysterious feminine figures at the edge of fire who demand truth over faith and transformation over worship.
Psyche explores 'Vaga' - the divine art of instrumental sound as ritual technology that shapes consciousness and atmosphere without words.
An exploration of the Tibetan creation myth where a compassionate bodhisattva monkey and a passionate rock ogress become the ancestors of the Tibetan people.
Episode 142 consists entirely of a musical opening with dramatic spoken-word lyrics and vocals, likely setting an atmospheric tone for the show.
Host Psyche explores three powerful feminine archetypes from Eastern mythology - Carnapishini, Yakshini, and Dakini - examining their spiritual and psychological significance as forces of forbidden knowledge, sacred abundance, and transformative awakening.
A poetic and musical episode exploring the archetypal energy of Jezebel as a manipulative, seductive force that isolates and drains, with themes of spiritual protection and resistance.
Trix traces the 3,000-year journey of how Queen Jezebel's name transformed from a historical figure into a weaponized stereotype, particularly examining its use as a racist tool against Black women in America.
Psyche explores the Hindu myth of Daksha, a cosmic administrator whose pride led to his beheading by Shiva and resurrection with a goat's head as a lesson in humility.
A poetic, introspective episode where Psyche delivers a haunting monologue about judgment, perception, and the complexity of human nature.
Episode 135 opens with an extended musical intro featuring Psyche's signature rap-style introduction, establishing the show's chaotic and mystical atmosphere.
Episode 134 opens with an introspective musical piece about recalibration and evolution, featuring poetic lyrics about stepping away from chaos to find inner power and purpose.
A poetic episode featuring an extended musical/sung narrative about divine love, sacred temples, and mystical arrows of love that fly unseen through spiritual realms.
A narrated folk tale about a fox spirit who disguises itself as a scholar to marry a village woman, only to be defeated by her clever brothers using deception and teamwork.
A practical guide for new live streamers covering how to handle trolls, maintain audience engagement, and build a supportive community.
Host Trix introduces the epic tale of King Vikram (Rico Madicha), setting up the framing story for the Vetala Panchavimshati tales.
A rap/spoken word performance introducing the host as the 'ritual pop star in the comment section' who combines tarot readings, livestreaming, and boundary-setting into entertainment.
An artistic musical episode featuring an original song/poem about creative transformation and spiritual awakening.
Psyche explores dance as the third divine art, teaching it as a sacred technology for communication and transformation rather than mere entertainment.
A poetic musical tribute to Capricorn energy, exploring themes of controlled strength, sovereign boundaries, and making success look effortless.
A deep dive into the tale of Dr. Faust, examining how the Renaissance scholar's deal with the devil serves as a mirror for civilization's hunger for power and the spiritual rot of choosing dominance over transcendence.
Episode 112 features an extended musical opening with the show's theme song 'In The Cult of Psyche,' setting a carnival-like atmosphere for the series.
Psyche retells the ancient Mesopotamian myth of Inanna's descent into the underworld, exploring themes of transformation, ego death, and the cyclical nature of rebirth.
Standalone episodes, deep dives, and original content
CULTCODEX