In this episode, host Christopher Little explores the topics of sigils and servitors, which are described as powerful tools used in "magick" to "shape reality and manifest desires". The episode is intended for both new and experienced practitioners.

The episode provides an overview of:

• Sigils: A sigil is a symbol representing a specific intention or desire, used to communicate with the subconscious mind and the universe. The modern practice was popularized by British occultist Austin Osman Spare. The process of creating a sigil involves defining an intention, condensing the statement into a symbol, charging the sigil with energy, and then releasing it.
• Servitors: A servitor is a "thought-form or entity created by a practitioner of magick to perform specific tasks". Unlike a static sigil, a servitor is dynamic and can interact with its environment. Creating a servitor involves defining its purpose, visualizing its form, giving it a name, charging it, and programming it with its tasks before releasing it.
• Ethics: The host emphasizes the importance of approaching these practices with respect and responsibility, and ensuring that intentions "align with the highest good for yourself and others".

The episode concludes with a guided meditation for charging a sigil.

This episode explores the history and uses of the ancient Ogham Runes in this episode. Originating from Celtic culture between the 4th and 6th centuries AD, Ogham is a script of lines and notches often carved into trees and stones.

This episode discusses how the Ogham Runes can be used for:

• Divination: Each rune has a unique meaning. For example, theBeith (Birch) rune symbolizes new beginnings and purification, while the Nion (Ash) rune is associated with strength.
• Mythology and Folklore: The script is believed to be a gift from the Celtic god Ogma. Each rune is also linked to a specific tree, such as the Duir rune representing the Oak tree, which is a symbol of endurance and strength.
• An ancient alphabet: Each Ogham rune corresponds to a letter, allowing it to be used for writing.
• Magical practices: The runes are used in rituals and inscribed on talismans. Ogham stones, found in Ireland and Britain, also served as markers for ancient territories.

The episode concludes with a guided meditation designed to help listeners connect with their subconscious mind using the Ogham Runes for spiritual insight.

In this episode, host Christopher Little explores the concept of past lives and how they can offer insights and healing for our current lives. The episode covers various topics, including the theories and evidence supporting the idea of reincarnation, such as Dr. Ian Stevenson's research on children who remember past lives and the use of past life regression therapy by practitioners like Dr. Brian Weiss.

Little also discusses the potential benefits of exploring past lives, which include healing unresolved trauma, understanding relationship dynamics, and gaining insight into phobias and fears. The show suggests several methods for exploring past lives, such as past life regression therapy with a professional, meditation, dream analysis, and intuitive practices. The episode concludes with a guided meditation to help listeners access their own past life memories.