In the last of my Easter posts from last year about the mythological aspects of the holiday, I focused on the meaning of Christ’s resurrection in mytho-psychological terms and what this means for our own spirituality, concluding that our resurrection … Continue reading
Kari H. Miller
Matters of Myth, and Why Myth Matters
Matters of Myth, and Why Myth Matters
Entertaining the Depths of Myth and Wisdom
Forays into Fantasy, Myth, and Culture by Josh Bertetta, Ph.D.
Wholeness ✻ Integration ✻ Realization
bemuse |biˈmyoōz| verb [ trans. ] [usu. as adj. ] ( bemused). ORIGIN mid 18th cent.: from be- (as an intensifier) + muse .
Allison Stieger | Mythologist & Storyteller
Matters of Myth, and Why Myth Matters
Life and popular culture from a mythologist's point of view.
Matters of Myth, and Why Myth Matters
