Opening the world to the dimension of mystery. To realize the mystery that underlies all forms.<\/p>\n
“That’s the message of the myth: you as you know yourself are not the final term of your being.”<\/p>\n
Joseph Campbell: The indication is of a notion of a plane of being that’s behind the visible plane and which is somehow supportive of the visible one to which we have to relate. I would say that’s the basic theme of all mythology… That there is an invisible plane supporting the visible one. Now, whether it is thought of as a world or simply an energy, uh, that differs from time to time and place to place.<\/p>\n
Bill Moyers: What we don’t know supports what we do know.
\nJC: That’s right.<\/p>\n
*About the 11:30 mark in the Power of Myth, the First Storytellers.<\/p>\n
Ritual is one way of relating to this invisible plane.<\/p>\n
JC: “Through the ritual that dimension is struck which transcends temporality and out of which Life comes and back into which it goes.” – 24:16<\/p>\n
“What all the myths have to deal with is transformation of consciousness, that you’re thinking in this way and you have now to think in that way.” – JC – 16:10 Power of Myth, The Hero’s Journey.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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