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Tag: Mythos

"Oceanic Mask" (painting by Brian George)

Masks of Origin—an attempted Review

By
  • Maía
| 22 Nov 2022 Features Books, Reviews Mythos, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), book-review, experimental

I opened Brian George’s physically beautiful Masks of Origin—adorned with three-and-a-fraction of his own electric geometric red-green gargoyles, to find myself “reading,” if one might call it that, the whole book nearly straight-through that day, and the next…

To the Cleft of the Mountain We Go

By
  • Shant Alajajian
| 2 Jun 2022 Microdoses Poetry Mystical, Mythos, esoteric, gnostic, hermetic, neo-platonic

Fold up the linen and keep the receipts / Re-bury the boxes in earth. / Tight—shut the windows, hermetically seal / Let nobody see its birth! // Golden-brown bodies with Sun-kissed lips / Don silver-moon garments of old. / Hush— cool silence for raging and violence / Fire’s mouth must be closed to console. // To the cleft of the mountain we go!

New Reading Group: Soliciting Interest in the Subject of “Consequential Reality”

By
  • Brigid Burke
| 29 Dec 2021 Signal Boost Books, Community Mythos, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), consciousness, culture, hyperstition, ontology, paranormal, theory of mind, weird

Fakes, egregores, and conspiracies are overtaking our perceptions of the world—what’s behind such reality mirrors, and where do the reflections or projections in them come from? Join Brigid and a group of kindred spirits for readings, discussion, and a deep exploration of these intriguing questions at the edges of our knowing.

Jupiter Square Saturn

By
  • Selah Grenewood
| 21 Oct 2021 Microdoses Poetry Mythos, jupiter, poetry, saturn

“Jupiter crash landed into Saturn.” As above, so below. What follows is a short and bittersweet astrological allegory about the power struggles that ensue in the heavens.

Introduction to the Editors: Geoffrey Edwards – Writing that Transgresses

By
  • Geoffreyjen Edwards
| 8 Aug 2020 Signal Boost Fiction Mythos, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), Society (Multitudes), about, culture, editors, introductions, submissions, tech

As a fledgeling writer and editor, as well as an (almost-retired) scientist, I am feeling my way into the business of editing, critiquing, choosing. I have eclectic tastes. I read just about anything, and voraciously. I review everything I read—you can …

Transparency is the Only Shield against Disaster (Parts 6–7)

By
  • Brian George
| 10 Apr 2020 Features Essays, Story Henry Corbin, Kabbalah, Mythos, Nag Hammadi, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), gnosticism, initiation, spiritual guide, the Shadow

Has the Shadow become more user-friendly? No. Whether now or 2,000 or 10,000 years ago, the shared identity of the Shadow and the Guide has always presented itself in the form of an ultimatum, which we must torture our minds and bodies to interpret.

Transparency is the Only Shield against Disaster (Parts 3–5)

By
  • Brian George
| 4 Apr 2020 Features Essays, Story Mythos, Noetics (Mind/Spirit), apocalypse, carl jung, end of the world, the Double, the Shadow

That our world has already ended, of this we may be certain. But is it the end of “a world” or of “the world”? It is reassuring that the prophets of world destruction have proven almost 100% wrong—and yet…

Eugene Berman, View in Perspective of a Perfect Sunset, 1941

Transparency is the Only Shield against Disaster (Parts 1–2)

By
  • Brian George
| 30 Mar 2020 Features Essays Bible, Book of Revelation, Early Christianity, Gnostic Voices, Greek Mythology, Maya, Mythos, Nordic mythology, Society (Multitudes), apocalypse, cosmogenesis, end times, extinction, initiation, the Double, the Shadow

So, what does it mean for the Apocalypse to take place in the present moment, and, somewhat paradoxically, to be always just about to occur?

V for Vinicio

By
  • Marco V Morelli
| 29 Dec 2019 Mythos, death, eulogy, family, life, nietzsche, soccer, war

There are no facts about my father, Vinicio Morelli, which are not stories, interpretations, points of view…

Exploring Worlds of the Dark Feminine with Brigid Burke

By
  • Brigid Burke
  • Brigid Burke
  • Marco V Morelli
| 4 Sep 2019 Features Interviews Mythos, Society (Multitudes), feminine, masculine, mythology, podcast

An introduction to Brigid’s new podcast CHTHONIA with a discussion of the relevance of dark feminine mythology for modern times.

Minoan Fresco from Akrotiri, circa 1650-1550 B.C.

The Goddess as Active Listener (Parts 5–10)

By
  • Brian George
| 22 Dec 2018 Features Essays, Story Mythos, education, goddess, memoir, pedagogy

When I remember Sue Castigliano, I think of almost naked dancers vaulting above the gold-tipped horns of Cretan bulls, to the sound of waves breaking in the distance. Wandering with the ghosts of an exploded island empire, I enter the doors of a library that I first thought was an octopus. When I think of her, I see wheat bound in sheaves…

Victor Brauner, Disintegration of Subjectivity, 1951 (detail)

The Goddess as Active Listener (Part 4)

By
  • Brian George
| 12 Dec 2018 Features Essays, Story Mythos

“It is said that when the student is ready the teacher will appear. Luckily, the teacher may also choose to appear when the student is not at all ready. She drags him, if need be kicking and screaming, into a new, more direct, but also more paradoxical relationship with the self…”

The Goddess as Active Listener (Parts 1-3)

By
  • Brian George
| 3 Dec 2018 Features Essays, Interviews, Story Mythos

Are we meant to have certain experiences, or to connect with certain people rather than with others? The more romantic among us are used to thinking that there may be one true soul-mate for each person. It is less common to imagine that friends or teachers may also play their parts in this apparent drama of predestination.

Still image from Darren Aronofsky's 'mother!'

Interpreting Darren Aronofsky’s “mother!”interpreting mother! – conversation 2

By
  • Cosmos
| 11 Aug 2018 Cinema Mythos, Society (Multitudes), culture

disparate minds meet to discuss Darren Aronfsky’s feature film, mother! with: brigid burke, mark jabbour, marco v morelli, natalia anthony

promotional post for darren aronofsky's 'mother!'

Interpreting Darren Aronofsky’s “mother!”interpreting mother! – convo 1

By
  • Cosmos
| 11 Aug 2018 Cinema Mythos, Society (Multitudes), culture

disparate minds meet to discuss Darren Aronfsky’s feature film, mother! with: jf martel, caroline savery, john davis, geoffrey edwards, and marco v morelli

Interpreting Darren Aronofsky’s “mother!”The Mythology of Darren Aronofsky’s “mother!”

By
  • Brigid Burke
| 23 Jul 2018 Features Cinema Mythos, Society (Multitudes), culture

Packed with archetypal, mythological, and religious symbolism, Darren Aronofsky’s ‘mother!’ baffled audiences with its disturbing tale of home invasion…and world destruction. This essay unpacks some of the deeper layers of the film from the perspectives of religion and psychology, western esotericism, and comparative mythology.

Kai C. Schwarzer, Mehr Rue [CC BY-NC-ND 4.0]

A Precoded Message of Damage

By
  • Dean Wilcox
| 22 Jul 2018 Features, Microdoses Fiction Mythos

The subject was discovered on a routine gravimetric exploration approximately one mile beneath the Earth’s surface in a small cavern rich in copper. Dwelling in complete darkness and surrounded by approximately 3500 urns of various shapes and sizes, the age of the subject remains indeterminate. Subsequent testing revealed the age of the urns to be approximately 500,000 years old.

Black Panther promo art, by markfresch, via hdqwalls.com

The Marvelous Mythos of Black Panther

By
  • Darrell Fester (Mythos Collective)
  • Zachary Feder
| 9 Mar 2018 Features Cinema, Reviews, Video Mythos, Society (Multitudes), culture

We warmly welcome Darrell Hester (Mythos Collective) and Zachary Feder to Metapsychosis. Zachary, a writer and interlocutor on our forum at Infinite Conversations, contacted Darrell after seeing one of YouTube videos. In this talk, they cover everything from the cultural and psychological significance of the film to the esoteric meaning of vibranium. This is their first talk—with more to come, we hope!

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