Jude Neeme-Samson (Martin Samson PhD) is a poetic philosopher, author, spiritual director and theologian. I was born in Southern Africa and grew up through the melting pot of transition that led to the end of Apartheid. Many life experiences including working in the Apartheid-driven ghettos, living in a monastery, and volunteering in an organization for socially and mentally disabled people, formed my path towards metaphysics and spiritual understanding. My life has been a quest for knowing how the world works, specifically how the spiritual and physical work in union with each other, and providing opportunities for people to share in my knowledge and guidance.

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I have spent many years studying cross-cultural religion, philosophy, mythology, and cosmology. I have learnt under various traditions including Druidry, African and Australian indigenous culture, shamanism and esoteric philosophy. I have lectured extensively on many subjects including a global spiritual approach to the festivals in the southern hemisphere. My book on the festivals was published in 2016. I lead excursions into the Australian outback to explore connections with Aboriginal Australia and the southern stars. My work extends into the geomantic and psychic understanding of the connection between everything. I offer spiritual counselling, courses, training, healing, and spiritual direction. Please see my services page on how access them.

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I travel around Australia and other countries of the world presenting on cross-traditional culture and philosophy. I also facilitates groups that are interested in organizational learning and developing the fabric of the workplace into a vibrant organism.

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Jude loves adult learning and tries to find ways to help people and interested groups remedy one of their key realizations: we have forgotten what we have forgotten.

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They live in Sydney - Australia.

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You can engage with Jude's unique person-centered method of spiritual direction and guidance to 'Let Your Spirit Speak' or become a monthly 'Patr(e)on' to access several levels of ongoing participation in this work.