JAWBONE with Martin Shaw FABLES OF NECESSITY: Tricksters & Saints
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Feb 9, 2025 Explore the intricate dance between persona and presence in a world ablaze. The speaker shares a transformative airport encounter that tips the balance between reality and fiction. Discover the artistry of Joseph Beuys, who used myths to heal post-war scars, and the mystical journey of Mokai in Ireland, where a blackbird leads to divine connections. The discussion emphasizes the necessity of engaging with essential stories and listening to profound truths that can guide us through modern chaos.
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Newark Airport Encounter
- Martin Shaw describes being robbed at Newark Airport.
- He used a fable of necessity to de-escalate the situation.
The Fables of Joseph Beuys
- Joseph Beuys, a German artist, wrapped himself in felt and prioritized enchantment.
- His first interaction with America involved a coyote.
The Tale of Saint Mokai
- The story of Saint Mokai illustrates the transformative power of listening deeply.
- Mokai found enlightenment through listening to a blackbird's song.