I am not a singular self.
I embody many—wounded, evolving, whole. I walk beside those reclaiming themselves from fear and control. I speak from lived experience and survival, not from a lofty perch.

Through the lens of animism, I see spirit alive in all things: the earth beneath us, the stories we inherit, the breath we carry forward.

I do not commodify healing; I walk with it, marked by curiosity and resilience.

My role is not to fix, but to hold space where people remember their wholeness, untangle old patterns, and step into lives truly their own.

Slowly, gently, we mend what was never broken.

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Miza Aureus, founder of Animist Addenda,

is the author of the forthcoming book Field Guide: Inner Unveiling

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Guidance for Inner Transformation

Rooted in Animist Wisdom

We detox from fear not by running from it, but by naming its poisons and refusing its grip. Fear shrinks us into cages and teaches us to mistake those cages for safety. Animism reminds us otherwise: spirit was never meant to be shackled. It is the river that refuses to hold still, the flame that cannot be owned, the breath that rises without permission.

To walk this path is to:

∞ Unlearn fear’s script — noticing where control and domination shape our bodies, thoughts, and choices

∞ Recover wild belonging — grounding in Earth, sky, ancestors, and the quiet intelligence of all beings

∞ Practice remembrance — that spirit is not something we earn or perfect, but something we already carry

This is not a journey of becoming someone new, but of Unveiling who you’ve always been beneath the illusions that bind.

With Animist Addenda, you’ll find:

🜃 reflections that cut through control-based systems

☽ mystical rants about beasts, serpents, and golden flames

⟁ animist wisdom that roots you back in earth, body, and spirit

❂ a healthy dose of irreverence (because fear loses power when you laugh at it)

This isn’t a church, it’s not a brand, and it’s definitely not “light and love only.”

It’s a gathering place for the seekers, the skeptics, and the ones who know Spirit isn’t in the sky wagging a finger — it’s in the dirt under your nails, the dream you can’t shake, and the mirror you avoid.

Welcome to the Unveiling. Walk gently, story waits in every shadow.

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🜃 Spirit Animals & Divine Guides: Animism & Native American Mythology

Curious about the roots of Animism and the role of Spirit Animals and Divine Guides across traditions? This video dives into the ways humans have always seen the natural world as alive with meaning — from the animals we encounter in dreams and stories, to the guides we sense in moments of transformation.

It also touches on Native American mythology, where animal spirits are not just symbols but teachers, protectors, and mirrors of our own journeys. Whether you’re new to these ideas or revisiting them with fresh eyes, the video offers a thoughtful look at how spirit and nature remain deeply interconnected.

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“Spirit Animals & Divine Guides: Animism & Native American …” — by Mythos & Logos (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khhsrHkPgbU)

Here's a glimpse of what we’ll explore together:

1. Past, Present, Future Self as One

Time isn’t linear—it’s a circle, a spiral, a field. Your past isn’t gone, your future isn’t waiting—it’s all happening now.

Learn how to heal your inner child, guide your future self, and embody the timeless “you” that lives in every moment.

2. The Eternal Now

Linear time is a control mechanism; presence is liberation.

Through animist practice and somatic grounding, we’ll learn how to collapse trauma loops, stop the mind’s spiral into “what was” and “what if,” and rediscover the only doorway that ever mattered: Now.

3. The Gods We Created (and the Ones We Became)

Humans made gods to survive mystery—to give face and story to forces too big to grasp.

But belief and ritual gave those gods weight; consciousness fed them until they moved through us. God is both mirror and force, consciousness is the vessel, and spirit is the breath inside it. Together, they shape the miracles we still live today.

4. The Expansion of Consciousness

Consciousness is not static—it grows as we do. Each time we reflect on our understanding of one another, new layers unfold.

In dialogue, in shared story, in collective remembering, we create more space for potential. Consciousness is a living web that expands with every act of awareness, always spiraling outward, always offering new room for growth.

5. The Mechanics of Miracles

Prayer, ritual, manifestation—are they superstition, placebo, or physics?

We’ll dive into the observer effect, intention, and the ways collective belief bends probability.

Miracles aren’t accidents—they’re alignments of will, symbol, and spirit.

6. Manifestation Without Illusion

Forget the consumer-spiritual “wish list.” Manifestation isn’t about getting what you want; it’s about tuning to what already exists.

Learn to co-create with the field, sharpen focus like a blade, and move in resonance with a living cosmos.

7. The Living Web

Everything is alive. Plants, rivers, stars, ancestors, even the so-called “inanimate.”

This animist truth rewires how we show up, how we listen, and how we act. We’ll explore ways to rekindle relationships with the more-than-human world that’s been speaking all along.

This is just the beginning. In Animist Addenda’s coursework, you’ll find not dogma, but tools: reflections, rituals, and reminders that your spirit was never meant to be caged.

This is not empty — it’s a portal.

No Commodification.

Only Continuity.

This path is not for sale. It isn’t a product, nor a package with a price tag.

The work I share flows from lived experience, from story, from spirit. It can’t be reduced to a commodity without stripping it of the very life that makes it sacred.

What keeps this work alive are the people who walk it with me. Tribe members, kindred spirits, those who find nourishment here — your offerings sustain the current. Your contributions aren’t transactions; they are reciprocity, a way of keeping the fire tended so that the circle stays warm and open.

If this work has touched you, and you feel called to give back, know that every gesture of support helps keep the current flowing — not as a marketplace, but as a living exchange.

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