In the Psycheverse
Psyche teaches spiritual practice as sovereignty training—concrete techniques drawn from Hindu tantra, goddess mysticism, and classical Indian arts that transform desire, breath, and creative expression into tools for personal power and conscious living. Rather than abstract philosophy, the focus is on actionable disciplines (like voice work, singing, and emotional mastery) that rewire the practitioner's relationship to their own energy and agency.
Episodes (7)

Where Myth Wakes Up
Episode 1896 opens with an extended poetic spoken-word piece exploring themes of boundaries, kindness with discernment, and the protection of one's spiritual and creative work.

Let's Do This!
Episode 0 is a sprawling multimedia journey through the Aghori tantric path, online toxicity dynamics, predictive programming theory, esoteric lore, and original musical performances—anchored by host Psyche's eclectic curation and running commentary.

Take a Walk With Me to Starbucks
Psyche broadcasts from a casual Sunday setting after a Starbucks run, discussing online drama, panel disputes, and animal welfare while hosting recurring guests and tarot readings.

Who is the Goddess Matangi?
Psyche conducts an in-depth examination of the Manbulder Spiritual Repository, a comprehensive digital archive dedicated to Hindu tantric practices, with particular focus on the Matangi Devi wing and its structured approach to sadhana.

My Psyche
Psyche delivers a spoken-word manifesto reflecting on his transformation from a vulnerable figure shaped by Los Angeles shadows into an unreadable force through solitude, ritual, and calculated discipline.

Why negativity wins and how I chose positivity
Psyche and a guest discuss why negative content dominates media and algorithms, exploring how human brains are wired for conflict while advocating for conscious choice in what content we consume for spiritual health.

We’re 'trafficking consciousness' — a weird family’s defiant poem
Psyche responds to accusations about his family and spiritual practice with a spoken-word poem, reframing criticism about 'trafficking' as actually trafficking consciousness. He defends his family and practice, stating they are not nefarious but rather focused on consciousness.
🐇 Rabbit Hole
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