1.3 Practice is the Path with Artist & Mystic Jonathan Koe

In the third episode of The Nature of Invisible Things (TNIT), I am pleased to share my conversation with a devotee of mystery, Jonathan Koe (all pronouns). I had the pleasure of meeting Jonathan in 2021 when they were the 13th reader in my Magician’s Table cohort, and I have been in their enchanted orbit ever since.

We talk about the nebulousness and transformation on the path, what it’s like to carve your own way, and how that is a type of leadership. To put it in Jonathan’s words, “leadership is born of necessity.”

And I love how Jonathan answers my big open-ended questions because their answers so beautifully illustrate my desire to create this podcast. There is no one right way, and much magick is available in the mundane with a shift in perception.

Welcome, Jonathan Koe.

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Jonathan’s Bio

Jonathan Koe is a queer mystic, artist, and diviner. They're joyfully devoted to exploring body-rooted energy practices, mystery systems, and poetic inquiries as living portals into remembering our cosmic kinship. You can follow Jonathan's weekly astrological contemplations and conversations with friends on their podcast, Healing The Spirit.

Follow Jonathan

Website: https://www.nateqimusic.com/

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/healing-the-spirit-astrology-archetypes-artmaking/id1610376555

Newsletter: https://www.nateqimusic.com/newsletter

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonathankoeofficial/

Books and other resources mentioned in this episode:

The Arc of the Scythe by Neal Shusterman

The Magician's Table from Britten LaRue

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The Nature of Invisible Things Podcast is hosted and produced by Erin Kelley; the artwork is by Erin Kelley, with music by Matthew Jaidev of Audio Soul Healing.

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