In this conversation, Thomas Moore explores the soul not as a concept to define but as an image to live by: a spring, the source from which a life quietly bubbles up, at once wholly your own and larger than you. He speaks to the daimon or muse — the guiding inner voice — and how one learns to listen for it, to the difference between soul and spirit, and to the rituals through which ordinary life becomes sacred. Drawing on his years as a monk and his sensibility as the author of Care of the Soul, he reflects on the re-enchantment of a disenchanted world and what it means to let life flow from its deeper source.