Posted in hero's journey, mind, writing, tagged hero's journey, imaginal realm, myth, writing on August 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Myth is not a story concocted by primitives to explain natural phenomena.
Myth is not a fairy tale.
Myth is reality.
Myth is the truth from the imaginal realm that can only be expressed indirectly.
Myth is organic psychology.
We are all Heroes on our own Journey.
The stories that we remember, the stories that we love the best, the stories that [...]
Posted in book report, hero's journey, tagged book report, edward tulane, hero's journey, love, myth, suffering on June 2, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Who would you ask for advice; a spoiled rich prince who has never left the grounds of his estate, or a man who has walked barefoot in the dust, gone hungry, slept in fields, felt pain, and dealt with death? The first man is Siddhartha, the second, Buddha. Same person, pre- and post- suffering.
Look at David Letterman. First, [...]
spontaneous outbursts–my ill-thought twitterings
