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Mythologies of Journey & Pilgrimage

Sep 16, 2016

01:44:40

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The Science of Mythology

03:55

My Way of Dancing Around Mystery

04:23

The Left Brain Training

03:45

Introduction

3min

My Way of Dancing Around Mystery

4min

How Can I Celebrate Differences You if I Can't Tolerate Them?

4min

What Would I Say if the Same Thing Happened to Me?

3min

Who Are You?

2min

The Importance of Mythology in Mysticism

3min

The Primal Form of the Doctor

4min

Myth and Ritual Are Sometimes Perceived as Dangerous

5min

The Left Brain Training

4min

10.

The Science of Mythology

4min

11.

Passover - The Story of the Passover

3min

12.

Passing Over Into a New Threshold

2min

13.

The Mythology of Travellers

3min

14.

The Need of Myths to Rekindle the Spirit

4min

15.

Is There a Balance Between Feminist and Extravert?

5min

16.

The Four Functions of Mythology

5min

17.

The Mystical Life

4min

18.

You and I Will Always Have Our Coyote

3min

19.

What Happens When a Culture Is Mythless?

5min

20.

Is There a Myth in Our Lives?

4min

21.

The Myth of Sharing, Telling and Receiving

4min

22.

The Myth of Wisdom Circles

5min

23.

What Do You Think About Yourself?

2min

24.

Is the Myth of Culture Rootless?

3min

25.

The Journeying Story of the Celtic People in Ireland

3min

26.

Can You Come to the Island of Tyrnano?

3min

27.

The Great Story of Love and Marriage

4min

28.

Do You Have Any Blank Tapes in English?

5min

29.

Women and Men Telling Stories

3min

with Thomas Patrick Lavin, PhD This episode is part one of the series Myths to Grow By. In his later years, Joseph Campbell defined mythology as a system of energy-evoking and energy-directing symbols which serve four functions for individuals and for the culture: the mystical, the cosmological, the sociological, and developmental functions. This course addresses […]

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