Erick Godsey
if Carl Jung was born in a small american town in the 90s, did too many psychedelics in his 20s, and got distracted by the internet in his 30s, you'd get something like this substack
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We Need New Myths
The Cretan Legend (c. 1500–1525) by the Master of Tavarnelle, housed in the Musée du Petit Palais in Avignon, France.
Did you know that there’s a specific difference between a maze and a labyrinth?
A maze does not have an intent, and so,...
Becoming a Dharma Artist: How To Seed A Renaissance
Young Aang by B A R S U K
This is where I start to move out of my comfort zone.
I had a six month psychotic episode in 2011. Thankfully I kept it hidden well enough that I didn’t end up in the psychiatric system (I cover this story fully...
Forgiving Hierarchy
In my previous article, we explored how the hero’s journey is an incomplete story for our time. The story of our time requires a more mature type of consciousness, a thrice born consciousness.
When we’ve had our worldview broken twice, the...
Thrice Born: The Hero's Journey is the Introduction
Artist: Brendan Monroe
The Hero’s Journey is not the myth of our time. Our myth, if we are going to make it through the 21st century, is the thrice born.
In the now classic hero’s journey, we find ourselves in the ordinary world. Somethin...
Glimpsing The Wasteland
By the time you finish this article I hope to convey:
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Myths are a foundational nutrient to the psyche.
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We are myth deficient, and it’s devastating our culture.
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We can do something to help.
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A brief intro to a path tha...
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Somewhere between Wu-Tang, Buckminster, and a peyote button. Also, a heretic heralding the Schizophrenic Renaissance.
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