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The Mythology of Easter III: The Mythical Meaning of the Resurrection
In yesterday’s post I first concluded that the story of Christ’s resurrection would not have originated by transferring the earlier motif of dying and rising gods to form the epilogue to Christ’s death, but in the end concluded that they, … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Holidays, Mythology
Tagged Carl Jung, Christ, Dioscuri, Dundes, Easter, Edinger, Emperor's cult, Gospel of Peter, higher self, holidays, introversion, Jesus, Joseph Campbell, meditation, Mithras, mysteries, mythology, Osiris, Parzival, psychic energy, Resurrection, Resurrection of Christ, self, St. Paul, wasteland, Wolfram
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Creative Mythology: Another Conversation with Willi Paul
I just completed another interesting conversation in PlanetShifter Magazine with mythologist Willi Paul. This time we interviewed each other on the topic of what Creative Mythology means in the mythology community today. Our cross interview is below; if you want … Continue reading
Posted in Mythology, The New Myths/Global Myths, Uncategorized
Tagged adam and eve, Asherah, classical myths. Mother Goddess, creative mythology, eden story, Edward Edinger, garden of eden, Greek myths, hero cycle, Joseph Campbell, knowledge of good and evil, mystery cults, Parzival, sacred tree, sacred trees, The Mythology of Eden, Tristan, Yahwism
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