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So within the relatively new book, heroes of Golarion there is a focus on Mythic abilities for Occult classes (yay)
But I’m wondering about something, is there any notation addressing the fact that for example in the case of the archmage occult classes can’t use any archmage arcana? They require arcane spell casting to function.
The psychic is pretty clearly meant to be an archmage.
The Spiritualist seems to be intended to be a Hierophant, but has no ability to use any divine surge.
This is a pretty consistent issue across the occult classes and a large chunk of the power of a Mythic character, especially early Mythic.
So is there any note in the book that I’m missing for how this should work?
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I think this answers your question.
When a psychic spellcaster becomes mythic, she can treat her psychic spells as either arcane or divine for the purposes of any mythic abilities she gains. This does not change the actual nature of her spellcasting, but it allows her to make use of certain mythic abilities she would otherwise be unable to use. Once this choice between arcane and divine is made, it cannot be changed.
The above quote does seem to solve the problem.