Ganymede and the Queer Masculine Psyche: w/ Gregory Ganymedes

I am thrilled to celebrate Pride month with today’s guest, the Mystical millennial, Gregory Ganymedes (“ga-ni-MEE-deez”) (he/him)! Greg is the gaydreamer behind The Ganymede Project: an exploration of the queer masculine psyche through depth psychology, archetype, spirituality, and myth. Driven by the desire for more, more, MORE queer-centered psychological content, Gregory has carved out a slice of the internet dedicated to featuring imagery and quotations which appeal to queer psyche. A lifelong dreamer and seasoned Jungian analysand, he hosts a bimonthly Queer Men’s Virtual Dream Circle open to GBTQ dreamers who identify as male at least partially. He also finds amusement in writing essays in which he applies a queer Jungian perspective to various psychological and secular subjects of whimsy. He is—in order of importance—a devoted husband and father, a conservatory-trained oboist, and administrative professional. Join us for an animated journey into the blue realms of soul! Thanks to Lucas Bakker: Producer/editor/musican/composer-backstage wizard! See promised links below Greg's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theganymedeproject/   Greg's website: https://theganymedeproject.wordpress.com/   Books I quoted from today:   Myths and Mysteries of Same-Sex Love by Christine Downing. https://g.co/kgs/zhV63cQ   Men in Love: Male Homosexualities from Ganymede to Batman by Vittorio Lingiardi. https://g.co/kgs/b18GzNs   Two Hearts Dancing: A Spiritual Journeybook for Gay Men by Andrew (Eli) Ramer. https://g.co/kgs/vwp5tp