

Episode 49: When Things Fall Apart with Sharon Blackie
Jun 8, 2020
Sharon Blackie, an award-winning writer and teacher known for her works on psychology, mythology, and ecology, dives deep into transformative themes. She discusses her emotional journey of relocating to Wales and the idea of 'anchor places' in landscape and myth. Exploring the Kalyak archetype reveals the empowerment of feminine figures in folklore. Blackie reflects on modern adaptations of myths, the resilience of female tricksters like Baba Yaga, and urges us to embrace the imperfections of our world, drawing lessons from Celtic philosophy.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Exploring the Kalyak Archetype
04:35 • 8min
Exploring Ancestral Connections and Personal Growth
12:31 • 4min
Celtic Folklore and Archetypes
16:24 • 11min
Modern Myths and Evolving Narratives
27:06 • 15min
The Resilient Tapestry of Myth
42:16 • 12min
Embracing Our World: Lessons from Celtic Philosophy
54:15 • 2min