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Personal mythology - Wikipedia
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Not my Myths!
“As the saying goes, myths are never recognized for what they are except when they belong to others.” – Falcon by Helen MacDonald Well, if that’s true, then seeing where others are impacted by their myths can be a shortcut to finding our own. In my post Personal Myths, a few years ago, I described the difference between global myths (e.g., Greek myth of the beautiful Narcissus) versus personal…
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Personal Myths
Do you know the story of Hercules?
How about the story of the Trojan Horse? The Thunderbird?
Do you know who Boudica was? Amaterasu?
No matter your culture, it has myths. Myths give us Heroes and the Boogeyman. These are stories that permeate our consciousness without our awareness.
Greek myths are the best known in Euro-Western culture. Myths are the stories on which the Hero’s Journey pattern…
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What does The Nightingale Say to You?
What does The Nightingale Say to You?
Once upon a time there was a Chinese emperor. This emperor lived in the most magnificent palace in the world. But more magnificent than his palace were his palace gardens. The palace gardens, where the most beautiful flowers bloomed, were magical. And in this magical garden, there was a nightingale.
This was no ordinary nightingale. The nightingale’s song was so beautiful and magical, that…
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