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Snowy Tower, Dr. Martin Shaw continues his trilogy of works on the relationship between myth, wilderness, and a culture of wildness. In this second book, he gives a telling of the Grail epic
Parzival. Claiming it as a great trickster story of medieval Europe, he offers a deft and erudite commentary, with topics ranging from climate change and the soul to the discipline of erotic consciousness, from the hallucination of empire to a revisioning of the dark speech of the ancient bards. Ingrained in the very syntax of
Snowy Tower is an invocation of what Shaw calls ‘wild mythologies’ stories that are more than just human allegory, that seem to brush the winged thinking of owl, stream, and open moor. This daring work offers a connection to the genius of the margins; that the big questions of today will not be solved by big answers, but by the myriad of associations that both myth and wilderness offer.
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Celebrating the Month of Love With Love Letters and Poetry
The month of February, also known as the Month of Love, is a good time to think about someone you love, either alive or passed.
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But instead of sending flowers or giving chocolate, in addition to a phone or Zoom call, you might wish to consider writing a letter or poem.
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Freewill Astrology: Weekly horoscope for February 4, 2021
Freewill Astrology: Weekly horoscope for February 4, 2021
Dear Scorpio: Pretending we can completely shut off or escape the past is delusional and foolish By Rob Brezsny
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Herman Hesse’s novel Siddhartha is a story about a spiritual seeker who goes in search of illumination. Near the end of the quest, when Siddhartha is purified and enlightened, he tells his friend, “I greatly needed sin, lust, vanity, the striving for goods and the most shameful despair, to learn how to love the world, to stop comparing the world with any world that I wish for, with any perfection that I think up; I learned to let the world be as it is, and to love it and to belong to it gladly.” While I trust you won’t overdo the sinful stuff in the coming months, Aries, I hope you’ll reach a conclusion like Siddhartha’s. The astrological omens suggest that 2021 is the best year ever for you to learn how to love yo
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