Results narrated by "Aaron Waldron" in All categories

An Old Smelly Box is a bold Theopoetic exploration of faith, doubt, memory, and meaning in a Meta-Modern age. Through rhythmic reflection, dialogical echoes, and intentional repetition, Aaron and Rafael invite readers to examine the “boxes” handed to them by religion, culture, and history—not to destroy them, but to open them with courage.

Faith is Like Jumping Rope is a children’s story about courage, trust, imagination, and the discovery of one’s inner rhythm. Through the journey of Andrea, a young girl standing at the edge of a playground, listeners are invited into a symbolic exploration of what it means to face uncertainty and take a courageous leap. More than a story about a childhood game, this book uses the simple image of jumping rope as a metaphor for the experience of faith.

An Ocean of God: A Theopoetic Reimagining of God, Theopoetically dives into the abyss and introspective odyssey towards the Divine–a multi-faith hermeneutical Journey towards oneself leading to the realization of God, often referred to in Jungian Psychology as the "Self." Uniquely, this Meta-Spiritual inward journey embraces a multi-faith perspective, transcending the boundaries of colonized rigid religious dogma to embrace a Process: the Rainbow Matrix that underlies a plethora of diverse spiritual traditions and perspectives.

Theopoetics: A Language of Wander & Wonder is a Theopoetic and interdisciplinary exploration of how we speak about God, life, and meaning in a world that resists certainty. Moving beyond rigid doctrine and purely analytical theology, this work reclaims language as a living, imaginative, and deeply human response to the Divine.

Truth in Smoke presents a curated collection of Theopoems that seek to dissolve the boundaries between sacred and ordinary, theology and lived experience, doctrine and mystery. Emerging from the Theopoetic tradition, these works invite listeners into a contemplative space where language becomes both vessel and fire—carrying glimpses of the Divine through metaphor, image, and emotion.