Welcome to the NEW Free Page.
This month - FEBRUARY 2026 - we are working with horses (magically, at least).
Above, please find the “Horse of an Unusual Color” visualization video and below, please find horse-centric audio from 99 Visions and some other bits of horse-inspired wisdom.
May we all find our horses to carry us through…
Love,
Jess
image above by Margaret Gallagher for 99 VisionsIf you like these types of experiences you can download more for $5 each here. IF you wish to engage with these often, join our new library where you will find:
the complete collection of all 135 Jessica Snow meditations (audio)
the 99 Visions library (audio)
the Lunar Library (videos for every new and full moon)
and the new SoulCollage® wing (video)
Complete collection of Jessica Snow meditations + magical practices.
I am a nice girl, and I accept tips!
Join our other secret landscape on the Internet - free on Tuesdays and timely, inspirational audio posts on Fridays for $5/month.
“Many of us tend to think that more effort brings greater results, but imagery works in the opposite way.”
- Gerald Epstein, M.D.
“But images, Colette* had insisted, don’t take place in ordinary time - and there’s a mystery to that, but it’s true. They appear in an instant, but touch on great depth. They come from a place before logic, a great seedbed of time.”
- Rodger Kamenetz (*Colette Albouker-Muscat)
“Corbin defined the imaginal world as an objective realm, existing independently of human subjectivity, yet only accessible through the cultivated faculties of the soul. For Corbin, the imaginal is the bridge between the sensory world we experience directly and the intellectual; the material and the spiritual.
…
In this realm, archetypal images and spiritual beings manifest in forms accessible to the visionary consciousness. To perceive the mundus imaginalis, seekers have to purify their heart and do patient inner work, developing the faculty Corbin (much like Carl Jung) called “active imagination.”
- Daniel Pinchbeck
“…once you know your own symbols, you cannot mistake the message. You will know instantly what is being given to you need you will understand it totally. Actually symbols are like shorthand and are much easier to interpret than verbal conversation.
Working with dream symbols might be compared to playing the piano. When you first begin you are certain that this has to be the most awkward and complicated thing you have ever undertaken. But after a routine of regular practice, your new skill becomes a natural, flowing easy part of your life.
…Any symbols given to you - whether in fantasy, meditation or guided imagery - are all the same. They are coded messages from self to self. When you “get the picture” you understand the situation.
…Remember that you are always your own best interpreter. You are the final word on the meaning of a symbol for you. Do not be so gullible that you eagerly accept another’s interpretation. This is giving away power and neglecting the refinement and trust of your own inner resources.”
- Bethany Bethards
Blue Horses
Franz Marc
I step into the painting of the four blue horses.
I am not even surprised that I can do this.
One of the horses walks toward me.
His blue nose noses me lightly. I put my arm
over his blue mane, not holding on, just
commingling.
He allows me my pleasure.
Franz Marc died a young man, shrapnel in his brain.
I would rather die than explain to the blue horses
what war is.
They would either faint in horror, or simply
find it impossible to believe.
I do not know how to thank you, Franz Marc.
Maybe our world will grow kinder eventually.
Maybe the desire to make something beautiful
is the piece of God that is inside each of us.
Now all four horses have come closer,
are bending their faces toward me
as if they have secrets to tell.
I don't expect them to speak, and they don't.
If being so beautiful isn't enough, what
could they possibly say?
- Mary Oliver