Podcasts about jospeh campbell

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We live in two dimensions. Some call this, the upper and underworld, the vertical and horizontal plane, or the conscious and unconscious realm. I call it the external and internal universe. The external universe is what is happening around you. The internal universe is what is happening in you. This Sunday, I want to share about my trips to my internal universe. By doing so, I hope to inspire you to take your own journey. Maybe we will come to find the words of Jospeh Campbell to be true;  “The very cave you are afraid to enter, turns out to be the source of what you are looking for.”

“Always you will find that within you the shadow and the light go together… It is up to you to know how to utilize the one to realize the other.” -Sri AurobindoEach of us is called to change, mature, and take responsibility for our conscious evolution. A central task in psychological development is recognition and integration of the shadow. And this is where the concepts and the jargon begin to obscure understanding, right?The Persian tale of Abu Kasem's Slipper's is a humorous story that can shed some light on Aurobindo's teaching and the problem of the psychological shadow. I hope you find value in the story.Support the show

How do we integrate the intense experiences of psychedelic therapy for long term benefits? Can we apply those learnings to existential exploration in general? In this episode we have the fascinating topic of ‘psychedelic integration' to get our head around. Integration is a crucial part of any psychotherapy process, but perhaps even more so when those suffering experience psychedelic compounds in their treatment program. Many subjects of the new psychedelic treatments for depression and ADHD, have life changing experiences that often go against everything they have come to believe about themselves and the world. So regardless of how positive that can be to the meaning of their lives, it's clear that some pretty sensitive guidance and processing needs to take place for the therapy to shift their day to day life long-term. And interestingly the same tools we'll discuss can be used for all of us to navigate our own existential exploration. So who better to help us explain this and offer some tools for navigating these tricky experiences than clinical psychologist and author Dr. Kile Ortigo. Kile is the founder of the Center for Existential Exploration in Palo Alto California; he's hugely influenced by psychologist Carl Jung and Jospeh Campbell and specialises in treating trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, and addiction, with a particular sensitivity to gender identity issues. He's just written a book about the topic Beyond the Narrow Life: A Guide for Psychedelic Integration and Existential Exploration What we discuss in this episode: 00:00 Intro 06:00 Integration in therapy 09:44 Integration of psychedelic experiences 12:13 Preparation for the unknown - Kile's new book ‘Psychedelic integration' 17:00 Re-finding initiation; analogy with preparation 21:00 The risks of self-initiation 23:25 Is meaning built into existence? 28:00 Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey 31:30 The symbolism of the battles in the myths 34:00 The shadow - ‘a moral problem' Jung 35:00 Monomyth is a misnoma 38:00 The Heroine's journey - Maureen Murdoch 41:30 MDMA therapy for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder 43:45 Preparation - medicine journey - integration; 3 Arcs 46:00 The risk of re-trauma if the patient is not prepared 49:45 The rewards from existential exploration and integration 54:00 The exciting mystery of the unknown - making friends with the unknown References: Kile's new Book Beyond the Narrow Life: A Guide for Psychedelic Integration and Existential Exploration, 'The Shadow' according to Jung Collective Unconscious episode #6 Individuation according to C.G.Jung Jospeh Campbell's Hero's Journey episode

In today's episode, I talk about dark nights of the soul. Specifically, what they are, how to navigate them, my stories, what I have learned, and tips and tricks for moving through these seasons of life. Dark night of the soul is a part of a process coined by Jospeh Campbell called “the Hero's Journey”. It is the traveling and navigations of the life of the “hero” archetype who is claiming their life and freedom. It is a circular process, an evolution that this person goes through to find themselves. The hero claims and continues to reclaim their life. They are waking up to their power and truth, The dark night of the soul is a moment of darkness that exists in the process of returning home to yourself. These seasons of life are TEMPORARY. Some people live in this space, but YOU a conscious, evolved being working on themselves need to know that you will move through this. It can be really hard to anchor into this realization as we can get lost in the darkness, but please know this is temporary. You may feel depressed, detached, or like your world is falling apart. You may fear that it will never go away. I like to look at dark nights as rattlings and recalibrations. Our worlds feel stressed and intense, but at the same time we are recalibrating into our highest self and everything coming up in our dark night is here to be released. If things feel heavy, please do not be hard on yourselves. Often times, our dark night times bring out the emotions we hold back. Be able to experience the process without the self bullying. We shouldn't be afraid of low vibrations, they will go away once we learn the lesson. You will look back on this experience with love and appreciation for the lessons you learn in your dark night. If you are interested in joining HEAL., we have a new round of the program starting at the end of September. Click HERE to learn more about the program and reach out to me on Instagram to book a discovery call! Follow me on Instagram: @laurenoflove For more: https://www.laurenoflove.com Other Episodes You May Enjoy: EP 227: BTS of the HEAL program, "How to Heal the Relationship with the Body" EP 231: Energetic sovereignty, boundaries, and triggers from others EP 232: Medicine Study, and Female Empowerment On Your Healing Path With Marilu Shinn EP 235: How to Heal Addiction

For more information on the MythMaker Podcast Network and Joseph Campbell, visit JCF.org. Pathways with Joseph Campbell is hosted by Brad Olson, PhD and is a production of the Joseph Campbell Foundation. It is produced by John Bucher and Ilya Smirnoff. Executive Producer, Robert Walter. Audio and editing services provided by Seth Bailin. All music exclusively provided by APM Music (apmmusic.com)

Acompaña a Javier y Jose a adentrarse al camino del héroe, del cual están basadas muchas historias que al día de hoy nos inspiran y mueven esa parte íntima de nuestro ser para buscar nuestro propio camino. 00:00 Fragmento del IG Live 04:13 - Inicio del episodio 08:24 - Inicio del viaje del héroe 10:46 - La creencia de Dios 14:48 - El héroe es el producto de la relación con un ser superior 15:26 - El acto del héroe 16:04 - El monomito de Jospeh Campbell 19:20 - El viaje del héroe 21:04 - ¿Estás consciente de tu viaje del héroe? 24:42 - La demanda de tu corazón 30:28 - Los 12 pasos del viaje del héroe 30:30 - El mundo Normal 32:42 - El llamado a la Aventura 34:22 - Rehusarse al llamado 38:04 - Encontrarte con el mentor 41:40 - Cruzando el umbral 43:23 - Pruebas, aliados y enemigos 46:40 - Acercamiento 52:18 - Prueba decisiva 52:30 - La recompensa 53:41 - El camino de regreso 54:40 - Resurrección o Iluminación 54:50 - Regreso con el “elixir” (Ayudar a otros) 56:50 - Cierre Referencias bibliográficas: The Hero of thousand faces - Joseph Campbell Obstacle is the way - Ryan Holiday

Damit Hoffnung auf ein tatsächlich besseres Morgen und Rebellion zusammenkommen, braucht es Rebels with a cause. Ein solcher ist, Ronny Kokert, den ich seit vielen Jahren zu meinen Freunden zählen darf. Ronny ist einer, der als ehemaliger Open Taekwondo Weltmeister hautnah weiß, was Kampf bedeutet und wie das klingt, wenn Knochen brechen. Was Hoffnung bedeutet, und wie das klingt wenn sie platzt, das weiß Ronny auch. Aus ureigenstem Erleben und weil er Hoffnung bringt. Ins Flüchtlingslager nach Moria zum Beispiel. In dieser Folge mit Ronny geht's um seine Heldenreise, die sich Jospeh Campbell kaum hätte besser ausdenken können und warum kämpfen können bedeutet, nicht mehr kämpfen zu müssen, damit Sinn entsteht. Teile diesen Podcast: #nostorynoglory Shownotes: www.markusgull.com/podcast/episode-26/ Newsletter abonnieren: www.markusgull.com/kontakt/ Folge mir auf: Instagram @markus_gull facebook @the.story.dude Xing @Markus Gull LinkedIn @Markus Gull

This week we have a very special solo episode made especially for YOU. In the words of Joseph Campbell, “We must be willing to let go of the life we planned so as to have the life that is waiting for us.” This episode is discussing everything in regards finding your own individual purpose and uncovering why you're here. I take you through the brilliant template my man Jospeh Campbell wrote so extensively about for us all and acts as a map of sorts through this wild game of life. It's time my brother, it's time to wake up in the game of life and discover the god within. Enjoy... Founder Darren Reilly / https://www.instagram.com/darren_reilly/ Brotherhood Coaching / https://www.instagram.com/brotherhoodcoaching/ Brotherhood Website / https://www.brotherhoodcoaching.com.au/ FREE Brotherhood HQ Facebook group / https://www.facebook.com/groups/353027208931131

Akira talks about the brand new Jospeh Campbell album, working with Internet Historian, the Marcus Aurelius album, and his Nan.

Today on the Not Real Art Podcast we are joined by a true Renaissance man! Painter, actor, writer, husband, father and a whole lot more, none other than Michael Ornstein! Michael has managed to build an amazing creative life and career through his natural passion and curiosity for expression. He tells us about how he tries to keep himself out of his painting, the lessons he learned in his first acting classes and the big role his parents had on his ideas around art and creativity. We also discuss moving around the country, raising a family and why he prefers to visit LA for work and focus on one thing at a time. For Michael, his array of talents and interests means that there is a rotating quality to where he puts his energy at any given time. Sometimes his painting is leading him, other times he is giving acting most of his energy and he would not have it any other way. For a great chat with a truly inspiring person in command of a bunch of different crafts, tune in today! Key Points From This Episode: Moving around and getting down to some good work out of the big cities. Appreciating road trips and some of the beautiful highways around the country. The art scene in Cleveland and its connection to other surrounding areas. Dangers around the intelligentsia telling young artists what they should be doing. Michael's early experiences of open studio art in New York City. A little bit about Michael's parents and his family history. Starting acting class and getting out on stage at 12 years old. Why Michael considers himself a painter before all else. The central role of movement in performance and acting roles. Serious schools and building from the basics and foundational skills. Simplicity, tools, artistic freedom and why Michael is so prolific! The human element, history and representing real life and emotion through art. Michael's hopes for teaching and educating in the future! Combatting the problems we face with creativity and inventiveness. The array of jobs that any artist needs to have in order to survive. The meaningful work and experience that Michael is having on the set of Mayans M.C. Allowing the different mediums of expression to lead at the appropriate times.  Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Michael Ornstein — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0650355/ Monkey Language — https://monkeylanguage.com/ Michael Ornstein on Twitter — https://twitter.com/swimdeep Michael Ornstein on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/asknopermission/ Dave Chappelle — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0152638/ Ella Fitzgerald — https://www.biography.com/musician/ella-fitzgerald Steppenwolf — https://www.steppenwolf.org Rob Zombie — https://robzombie.com/ Patti Smith — http://www.pattismith.net Jospeh Campbell — https://www.jcf.org/about-joseph-campbell/ Jack Kerouac — https://www.britannica.com/biography/Jack-Kerouac Rhinoceros — https://www.theguardian.com/stage/theatreblog/2007/oct/03/ionescosrhinocerosisasrele Matt Dillon — https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000369/ Sons of Anarchy — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1124373/ Stagger Lee — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCPutYaGFlE Orbiting the Giant Hairball — https://www.amazon.com/Orbiting-Giant-Hairball-Corporate-Surviving/dp/0670879835 Mayans M.C. —  https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/mayans_m_c_ Man One — http://www.manone.com/ Man One on Twitter — https://twitter.com/ManOneArt Scott “Sourdough” Power — https://www.instagram.com/sourdoughpower/ Not Real Art Conference — https://www.notrealartconference.com/ Not Real Art on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/notrealartofficial/

There is a term often used by screenwriters, authors, and playwrights to describe a scene where a character's life seems to be at an all-time low. Everything seems to be going wrong, and the character may have even lost hope. These scenes are called 'the belly of the whale.' Jospeh Campbell, a literary professor, is credited with coining this term as a nod to the story of Jonah. You and I know, even if you take the story literally, it wasn't a whale that swallowed Jonah, but the term still is used to describe the moments in life when everything seems dark and maybe a little stinky. These dark moments feel like being inside of a fish! We’ve all been there, haven't we? We've all been in seasons of life that feel hopeless...a time when our next move isn't clear. This week, we're going to join Jonah in the belly of the fish as he tries to figure out what is next. When you really dig into the story, Jonah weaves together a couple of psalms to create a beautiful prayer that he offers up as a way to both reconnect with God and soothe himself. Join Pastor Sarah as we ask the question, "How can we find hope in the belly of the whale? And, how can we authentically be present to others when they have their own whale moments?" Sometimes, we miss the richness of this story, because we get caught up in its absurd nature.

Jospeh Campbell observes that every good story has common characteristics that make it compelling. He calls those common characteristics the Hero’s Journey. For the hero to become the hero they must first step away from home or the comfortable. For the character to become more than just a flat, unmoving person they have to be […] The post Episode 35 | Smashing Idols and Kissing Santa Claus Goodbye appeared first on Tony Wuerfel.

Superhero Academy Podcast Nathaniel Solace - Creator Course For full notes and key points, please visit LINKSOON Summary In this podcast, Marc Coppola interviews Nathaniel Solace, one of the creators of Creator Course, an online course that aims to teach people that you are the creator and manifestor in your life to help you to decide what you believe in and follow your passion. Its goal is to help people be in touch with their emotions, which serve as people's guiding systems that tells people what to do. More than knowing what you are passionate about, Creator Course wants to help people to be actively involved in what you are passionate about. They talk about stress and how it's important to note that stress is inevitable, even in a perfect world. Stress enables our body to handle the situation. They also talk about how we, as people, are moving towards being a community again. Although we've isolated ourselves before, it's evident that we are moving towards connection and collaboration, creating a new and improved community of connected individuals pursuing harmony and true sustainability. If we are looking for answers, we can find it them within ourselves; and if we need help, Creator Course is there to help us. Main Questions Asked • How do you track your stress? [22:10] Powerful Quotes • "We're in this world where you can do anything." - Nathaniel Solace [13:05] • "Follow your bliss." - Jospeh Campbell [16:05] • "Stop thinking about the dream all the time and just that dream. Think about the steps that it takes to get to that dream." - Marc Coppola [18:31] • "Stress itself is giving your body what it needs to handle the situation." - Nathaniel Solace [25:57] Links Mentioned Greenseed greenseed.me Khan Academy khanacademy.org Contact Information for the Guest, Nathaniel Solace nathanielsoalce.com creatorcourse.com Come check out more of what we do on www.valhallamovement.com www.superheroacademy.net