New book Coming in Spring 2026

 Quantum Consolamentum: A Codex for the Modern Mystic is a contemporary re-envisioning of the ancient Cathar rite of the Consolamentum—not as a ritual to perform, but as a threshold to recognize.

Historically, the Consolamentum was a sacrament of spiritual initiation, offering direct communion with Spirit outside ecclesiastical hierarchy. This book explores what that initiation might look like today, in an age shaped by quantum science, planetary intelligence, and a renewed hunger for ethical, lived mysticism. Might the Cathar Mystics step forward even now and assist us in our unfoldment? What if?

Blending careful historical respect with experiential insight, the book proposes that initiation no longer arrives through ordained intermediaries, but through self-attunement, through deep listening, coherence, imagination, and responsibility. Drawing on sacred architecture as its organizing metaphor, the Codex invites readers not to follow a system, but to enter a way of perceiving.

At its heart, Quantum Consolamentum asks a simple but demanding question: What does it mean to live as a mystic now—without hierarchy, without bypassing, and without shrinking our responsibility to the unseen?

This is not a book of answers.
It is a book of orientation.

This book isn’t asking people to become mystics—it’s reminding them that they already are, and asking what kind of responsibility that realization carries.