Week 4 webinar posted here
http://youtu.be/YKJuLl_XzMw - should be ready momentarily.
--Guest: Sandra Easter, PhD, who talked about the mythology that came up in her ancestral work.
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Week Three
One thing I am appreciating more and more about this series, is that my attention is drawn in multiple directions with connections being made at meta-levels. Sometimes I find myself going down roads that were not necessarily the focus…but of GREAT us
Read more…Week 4 - Apocalypse
Fascinating stuff. There are so many modern movies and stories that follow these themes of technology gone amok, human recklessness causing devastating viral outbreaks, the “army” typically portrayed as a dark force seeking, using or stealing a kind,
Read more…Audio for Session 4
I cant access the audio for Session 4. It takes me to a YouTube page and says not available.
Help,
Janet Ken
Read more…Week 3 Reading :-)
Nature is always trying to find balance. The balancing factor between chaos and order is harmony. I don't think total order can exist in nature. The mainstream society has been trying to evolve via the industrialized mechanized system of control of n
Read more…Introduction
Hi Everyone,
I'm interested in learning about how Applied Myth can help with the current Eco-crisis, Collective insanity, Cultural and Personal traumas.
Namaste,
Vanita
Read more…Reflections Week 3
"As these people turn the vision into culture by speaking for and living it, they start finding each other. The framework of the culture-to-be rises from these critical connections around a modest core of emblems, principles, and inspiring teachings
Read more…Week 5 Reading
Earthrise reminds me that we are part of the universal. There is also an entire universe within us, microcosmic versus macrocosmic.
On a microcosmic level here is a great quote from The Red Book, Jung.
"He whose desire turns away from outer things,
Thoughts of week #3 readings
The brief treatise on Eradigmatics, provides a much needed distillation of the many " bits and pieces" one encounters when looking for an overarching concept of a "Mono Myth" of and age or time in human history. I have a feeling that this type of
Read more…Introduction
Greetings everyone. My name is Mara Schaeffer and I have been interested in Depth Psychology and mythology for most of my life. I would like to deepen and focus my exploration and studies with this class. I’m a retired teacher, have my MS in Psycholo
Read more…Week 4 Reading
In the Yuga Cycle doctrine, Hindu mythology it is said we are currently living in the Kali Yuga; the age of darkness, age of the demon, when moral virtue and mental capabilities reach their lowest point in the cycle. The popularly accepted date for
Read more…complexity
i was snagged by a paragraph in one of the readings about complexity and have parsed it out for my work situation. it has given me some great insight, especially about the tension of forces (attractors) at work. now to think about how mythology app
Read more…Speech: "Our Aphroditic Cosmos: Joining Science and Myth"
Hi everyone,
I've been asked to keynote the annual Cosmology and Love mini-conference held at CIIS in April by the Department of Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness. Thought you might be interested in how I've applied myth to science and vice ve
Read more…Ancestors
Following Sandra Easter’s presentation, I looked at my parents and grandparents to see what “undigested” themes might come up there that connect me with them, for better or for worse. At the first go-around, here are some that repeated:
The death
Read more…The Sandra Easter presentation
I only had the audio until the point at which she mentioned Roger Williams and the root. I was then able to view the root. At that point the video and the audio disappeared.
Read more…The Sandra Easter presentation
I only had the audio until the point at which she mentioned Roger Williams and the root. I was then able to view the root. At that point the video and the audio disappeared.
Read more…Week 3 Readings: Eradigms and Alchemy
In reading the article on eradigms, I found myself nudged to consider the similarities between these movements that “chart the individuation of the human species” and alchemy. Very likely I was drawn to this because alchemy is on my mind these days (
Read more…Introduction
Hi everyone, my name is Jason Moore. I am originally from San Marcos, Texas, but I'm currently living in San Francisco working on my MA in East/West psychology at CIIS. I have greatly appreciated my experience here and have immersed myself in the cul
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