What if myth wasn’t just a story — but the map of reality itself?

In this episode, we sit down with Peter Fae, founder of Into the Mythica and lead storyteller of a decades-long real-life quest. Since childhood, Peter has experienced the world differently — perceiving patterns, archetypes, and elemental forces woven into everyday life. At 13, a direct encounter with mythic beings set him on a path that would carry him across continents, through libraries and mountains, and deep into the living tapestry he calls the World Tree.

For over 20 years, Peter has walked what he calls an “epic quest,” seeking to understand the law of correspondence — how our inner states shape our outer experiences. His journey bridges ancient Norse and Celtic myth, yogic and magical traditions, and modern storytelling, revealing how myth is not a metaphor but the architecture of our lives.

Through Into the Mythica, Peter helps others locate themselves on the Rainbow Bridge — the symbolic map of consciousness — and discover the “song” of their own story. His work shows how fate, free will, and synchronicity weave together, and how each of us is both a character and creator in the unfolding myth of existence.

This isn’t about escaping into fantasy — it’s about recognizing that the mythic is the deepest reality, always present beneath the surface.

Topics We Explore:

• Peter’s childhood encounter with mythical beings that changed his life’s direction
• How myth, story, and synchronicity reveal our “coordinates” on the World Tree
• Why seeing life as myth can bring clarity to chaos and overwhelm
• The difference between “law of attraction” and “law of emergence”
• How to find your own melody — the song that wants to move through your life

Connect with Peter Fae: https://intothemythica.com/ 

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