Images, pictures, scenes, and sounds, from Re-awakening the Mythos that captured my attention include:
Lines or concepts I remember from Re-awakening the Mythos include:
Two stories I encountered as I child that still dwell within me and perhaps have had a role in shaping my life today are:
When Martin Shaw, PhD., says, The earth thinks in myth†and “myth is a way of telling the truth†to me this means:
Trembling energies at the edge of my vision (Martin Shaw, PhD.) of which I am aware today include:
I understand profound humanness (Gene Marshall) as reflected in the Australian Aboriginal quote “I hear you in my own stories†to mean:
Other questions I wish the group to discuss are:
What images, pictures, scenes, or sounds from Re-awakening the Mythos linger in your memory?
What are lines or concepts you remember from Re-awakening the Mythos?
What is a story from your childhood you remember that might have played a role in shaping your perspective today?
What does it mean when Martin Shaw, PhD, says, “The earth thinks in myth†and “a myth is a way of telling the truth�
What is an example of “trembling energies at the edge of your vision†(Martin Shaw, PhD) of which you are aware today? Talk about how this awareness is influencing your postures or practice toward daily life.
Talk about the meaning to you of “profound humanness†(Gene Marshall) as reflected in the Australian Aboriginal quote “I hear you in my own stories.â€
What additional questions do you wish the group to discuss?