The Eternal Return
The Eternal ReturnOn myth, story, and the sacred — by Christopher Wards
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The Older Clock Beneath the Clocks: Part II
> “Sacred time is reversible, in the sense that it is a primordial mythical time made present. By its very nature it is the time of origins, the time of the founding acts, and hence it can be re-entered at will.”
The Older Clock Beneath the Clocks: Part I
I’ve been writing lately about how modern people have lost patterns of being that once grounded us. I’ve argued that we need a return to an intentional, embodied life—that our precious, finite attention is continually drawn toward the wrong...
THE UNCLAIMED SONS
In a previous essay on the decline of literacy, I deliberately chose not to focus on boys and men, who show at the bottom of the stats. This was deliberate, as the general trend was true across sexes. The following, however, explicitly addr...
The Hero Who Cannot Return
Most discussions of heroism fixate on courage or personal transformation, but the heart of the heroic has always been the return—the bringing-back of something that restores the world. In our time, it is precisely this return that has becom...
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Christopher Wards is an aspiring novelist exploring the mythic dimension of literature. Here he writes about story, memory, and the sacred in a distracted age.
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