Mythical Bonds: Dogs, Kinship, and the Irish tale of Fionn and the Birth of Bran

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  “Dogs are our link to paradise.”  — Milan Kundera Sometimes a “little” detail in my day triggers thoughts about my mythic orientation and brings stories to mind. This episode began with a short news story about a dog. Which led … Continued

Churning the Cosmic sea: Joseph Campbell, meaning, and the rapture of being alive

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  “I don’t think the meaning of life is what we’re seeking. I think it’s an experience of being alive, so that our life experiences on the purely physical plane will have residences within our own innermost being in reality, … Continued

Myth, science, and the creation story: Mr. g by Alan Lightman

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  “Rationality and logic can be spiritual.” — Alan Lightman, Mr. g The antagonism between Western science and myth/religion has shaped human history and continues to obstruct the quest for a holistic understanding of existence. In Myths to Live By, … Continued

Gates of Babylon: The Enduring Legacy of Ancient Creation Myths

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  The Babylonian Enuma Elish, also known as The Seven Tablets of Creation, is one of the oldest surviving creation myths. The story narrates the epic battle between the god Marduk and the primordial goddess Tiamat, which resulted in the … Continued

Now available: Myths to Live By: A Skeleton Key Study Guide

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The second study guide in the series, Myths to Live By: A Skeleton Key Study Guide is available now in ebook and paperback formats, and in an ebook bundle with Campbell’s Myths To Live By. Catherine Svehla, PhD brings her … Continued

Creation Myths: In the beginning

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  How did all of this– what we call reality, the universe, the earth, life, begin? What do you think? This question is a primary motivation for our ongoing myth-making. Despite all the tools and technologies, the origins of the … Continued