The Lectures of Joseph Campbell

A Q&A session with hosts, Tanner Campbell and Ben Donahue.

Episode 17 - Question and Answer with Tanner Campbell and Ben Donahue

The Moth and the Flame - "Sorry"

In the remarkable 6-part series called The Power of Myth, Bill Moyers interviews legendary mythologist, Joseph Campbell, on how stories power our lives. In this, the first segment in the series, Campbell takes us on the discovery of the Hero's Journey, a story cycle found throughout our lives.

Joseph Campbell on the "Hero's Journey"

Bhagavad Gita : Chapter 3 : " Karmayoga or the Yoga of Action" : Overview : Guru Haridasji

The great Joseph Campbell on the mythology of love, recorded by WNYC at the Cooper Union circa 1968. Found in the @WNYCarchives.

Joseph Campbell on the Pain and Delight That is Love (1968)

just a lil somethin somethin on the End... #VibeOut and #RideOut

Walks of Life - just Music

The Gospel?

1 Chronicles 1-11 (Adam to David; The Death of Saul; David’s Reign and Mighty Men)

Live premiere of 15th Night of the Moon, a trumpet concerto by Joel Puckett. Craig Morris, trumpet; Gary Green, conductor; The Frost School of Music Wind Ensemble. Miami, Florida (USA) November 19th, 2014.

Program Note:
15th Night of the Moon:
In the past year, I’ve seen the reality of time begin close in on some of the people I hold most dear and as a result I’ve be forced to confront the cyclical nature of life. Joseph Campbell describes an appropriate Bronze Age concept in his lecture, “The Way of Art”:

“Out on the plains on the fifteenth night of the moon, at the time of sunset, looking to the west, you see the sun at a moment just resting right on the horizon. And if you look there to the east, the moon will be in the same position on the eastern horizon … And so this also is part of the mythology of the body: the body going through its inevitable course – the long body [from birth to death].” 

In this moment approximately halfway through one’s life, the body and mind are in balance; equal in their prowess. In the Bronze Age myths, this was considered to be around one’s 35th year. Typically in these myths, the protagonist goes through a transformational journey moving from one phase of life to another. They are reborn into, for lack of a better word, adulthood.

In his book, "The Way of the Animal Powers," Campbell describes a different transformational journey, this one as told by a !KUNG bushman:

"When people sing ... I enter the earth. I go in at a place like a place where people drink water. I travel a long way, very far. When I emerge, I am already climbing. I'm climbing threads, the threads that lie over there in the south. I climb one and leave it, then I climb another one. Then I leave it and climb another. . . . And when you arrive at God's place, you make yourself small. You have become small. You come in small to God's place. You do what you have to do there. Then you return to where everyone is, and you hide your face. You hide your face so you won't see anything. You come and come and come and finally you enter your body again. All the people who have stayed behind are waiting for you. … You enter, enter the earth, and you return to enter the skin of your body ... Then you begin to sing."


These two excepts strike me as related in that the mystical journey of the bushman seems to be a transformational experience much like the one described in the fifteenth night of the moon stories. An experience of change that provokes a profound realization of both the sadness and hope that come with the realization of a circular life.

In this concerto, cast into four connected movements, our soloist journeys deep within to find this transformation. Each movement is a projection of a line of text from the bushman’s description of his experience.

1. “When people sing … I enter the earth.”

2. “When you arrive at god’s place
You make yourself small.
You come in small to god’s place.
You do what you have to do there.”

3. “Then you return to where everyone is.” [cadenza]

4. “You enter the earth and you return to enter the skin of your body."

The movements are played without pause.

Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls)

Puckett: 15th Night Of The Moon (Craig Morris, trumpet)

This is the first Inspiration Podcast for "Being & Death," exploring Joseph Campbell's "The Hero with a Thousand Faces."

Please see the entire post here: http://livethequestions.net/2014/12/09/joseph-campbells-the-hero-with-a-thousand-faces/

Inspiration - Joseph Campbell - The Hero With A Thousand Faces

There’s days where you’re feeling, lost and insane,
As you look for a point in the wasteland you’ve made
You need to push forward, push forward I dare,
The past is a friend but you don’t have to live there

You only look backwards when you think the word ‘when’,
And question if you could go through it again

You forge your path forward, wonder what to do,
As the point in your wasteland comes into view
Never let go of the things you hold dear,
The past is a friend but you don’t have to live there

These paths that you’re making, have not been set,
You created this world and it’s not over yet

Push forward I ask you, Push forward I dare
Push forward I ask you, Push forward I dare
The past is a friend but you don’t have to live there
The past is a friend but you don’t have to live there

There’s a point in the wasteland and it’s making me cry
There’s a point in the wasteland and it’s making me sigh,
Deep, deep, deep, deep breaths

There’s a point in the wasteland and it’s making me cry
There’s a point in the wasteland and it’s making me sigh,
Deep, deep, deep, deep breaths

Point in the Wasteland

There is nothing more evil than a prison posing as freedom. - Anon
In an exclusive interview with Paradigm Shift (4ZZZ Fridays at Noon), Chief Justice Carmody yesterday revealed that his mates on the bench had knifed him in the back. He demanded that the ALP government declare a People's Court in Queensland and that he get a $50k raise in salary from his current $500k per annum to sort it all out. Otherwise he would fall on his sword.

Yvette D'Arth (Attorney General) was too busy stopping council de-amalgamation in Redcliffe to talk with P Shift about this new development. Last night Hetty Johnson was backing 'Big' Tim's stand and wants to see Archbishop George Pell in the dock for child abuse.

Carmody wants the four-month-old Labor government led by Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk 'to wake up and set up a judicial commission'.

There are rumours that the ALP will back an outsider for Carmody's job as Chief Justice. Paradigm Shift has been talking odds that Father Frank Brennan has been offered the post.

While still at long odds 'Saint' Frank LLB (UQ) claimed that he had given up a seat on Court of Appeal to former UQ sweetheart Margaret McMurdo in order to help aboriginal people and refugees. Not Guilty.jpg

During his ten-months in the state’s top judicial job, the court system has seen fierce in-fighting and controversy including judges publicly challenging and condemning Justice Carmody and the Court of Appeal President Margaret McMurdo refusing to work with him due to his handling of the appeal case of Daniel Morcombe’s killer.

Frank Brennan says he does not care less about Archbishop George Pell and feels that the catholic church is 'on the rocks' as a viable religious institution". He has penned a book called "Too much Latin and not enough Morals" in a savage critique of Tim Carmody's prior appointment to the Supreme Court by Campbell Newmam who is walking around Ashgrove with a big "L" pasted to his forehead.

Father Frank said: "My dad and chief justice Jed Brennan (who ruled in favour of Eddie Mabo's land rights claim) would turn in his grave to see such dysfunction on the bench in Queensland. "

"It is a sad day for the court and for the catholic church's grip of top jobs in the law" Saint Frank said as he disappeared into his grate for evening prayers.

Should he fail in his attempt to set up a People's Court, Tim Carmody said that he would retire on his $400K per annum pension and write a memoir called 'Guilty' in reply to Terry O'Gorman's wonderful guide to Civil Liberties in Queensland called "Not Guilty" (pictured).

The former President of the Council for Civil Liberties was briefly interviewed coming out of the YMCA gym saying "No, No, No to Tim!"  

O'Gorman said that Frank Brennan was 'born with a silver spoon in his mouth' and that the ALP should look elsewhere for Chief Justice, 'preferably a St James College oldboy' but if that is not possible "to recall the former Qld Solicitor General and now High Court judge Pat Keane  who went to St Joseph's Gregory Terrace."

Pat Keane is best known for a remark made at the Gabba nets one day while facing up to a leftie and tearaway fast bowler. "Hey Ian, will you tell that fella on your team to give us a break ... we have  wives and children."

Neither Anastasia nor Tony Abbott had anything to offer on the subject both claiming that the principle of 'separation of powers' prevents political interference in the judiciary. However the Prime Minister did say that he would not recall George Pell from the Vatican, mumbling a quote from Jesus: "Give back to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's."
By the way, Frank Brennan and Tim Carmody both went to the same school in Brisbane: St Jospeh's College, Nudgee. Terry O'Gorman went to the working class St James and former chief Justice of the High Court, Jed Brennan went to the toffy nosed school in Toowoomba, Downlands College, Prime Minister Tony Abbott went to St Ignatius College Riverview.

Carmody's Curse

Dr. Joseph Miller is an independent research scientist and psychotherapist, formerly Director of Management and Planning for the N.Y.C. Department of Mental Health, Director of Management and Budget for the N.Y.C. Academy of Child Welfare, and Research Scientist with the N.Y.C. Department of Health. He's taught at the New School, Rutgers, and New York Universities, conducted studies in public health, and helped develop N.Y.C. mental health policy. He's been a media contributor for publications such as the New York Times, National Public Radio, New York Magazine, and on-air television interviews for the MSG network, receiving a special recognition award by Mayor Giuliani for his work. 
- See more at: www.thesearethestoriesofus.com

Interview With Dr. Joseph Miller: Social Research Scientist & Psychoanalyst

Celtic Bliss - by Lars Djerf

This piece has a folk music or celtic flavor to it, and it’s a rather positive and upbeat tune, therefore I named it "Celtic Bliss". Much of the inspiration came from the Mike Oldfield ”QE2” album, specifically the track called ”Celt”. The first Enya album, the soundtrack to the TV series ”The Celts” was also on my mind during the work on this song.

I begun laying out the basic melody line on the 12th of August 2015, and finished working on it about a week later, on the 18th of August 2015.

The cover image is a collage made by myself using the application ”The Gimp", with a photo of and quote by the late great Joseph Campbell, who is also an inspiration with his wisdom and knowledge of myth and folklore.

”When you follow your bliss …doors will open where you would not have thought there were going to be doors.”
~Joseph Campbell

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Celtic Bliss - av Lars Djerf

Det här stycket har en folkmusik- eller keltisk klang och det är en ganska positiv upptempolåt, så därför fick den heta "Celtic Bliss". Till stor del kom inspirationen från Mike Oldfields album ”QE2” och specifikt spåret ”Celt”. Enyas första album, musiken till tv-serien ”The Celts” fanns också i bakhuvudet när jag arbetade med denna låt.

Jag började lägga ut den grundläggande melodin den 12e augusti 2015 och avslutade arbetet ungefär en vecka senare, den 18e augusti 2015.

Omslagsbilden är ett kollage som jag gjort själv i programmet ”The Gimp", med ett foto och citat av den salige storheten Joseph Campbell, vilken också är en inspiration med sin vishet och kunskap om myter och folklore.

”När du följer din lycka …kommer dörrar att öppnas där du inte hade trott att det skulle finnas dörrar.”
~Joseph Campbell


Celtic Bliss

Out now: https://pro.beatport.com/release/the-light-remixed/1724089

Sabretooth and Datacult deliver two impeccable remixes from our latest BMSS album by The Key. Sabretooths remix is like rocket fuel, accelerating the original tune and speeding it up to a Psytrance Goa monster. Datacults signature Technodelic take on Progressive Trance pulls the groove deeper, delivering the sound he is known for. Created with powerful emotions and an innovative vision, Ovnimoon and Ascent come together with brilliant technical precision now remixed by two members of the BMSS family.

Artist: The Key (Ovnimoon & Ascent)
Title: The Light Remixed EP
Label: BMSS Records
Cat no.: BMSSDigi070
Format: Digital Download
Release Date: 21 March 2016
Mastering: XSI Masterings

Track Listing :

01: The Key - The Voice of the Universe (Sabretooth Remix)
02: The Key - Tridimensional Abstractions (Datacult Remix) 

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The Key (Ovnimoon & Ascent) - The Voice of the Universe (Sabretooth Remix)

Joseph Campbell is an incredible man on Myth. He allows us to widen our perspectives on personal yet universal subjects like religon, god and the inward journey. Some of these topics are coming up soon in Episode 25 with Katrina Chester and guest, Pastor Hank Fortener, creator of AdoptTogether.org for the Podcast - "Zooming in the Lens" available on Itunes. SUBSCRIBE NOW to know when available! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/zooming-in-the-lens/id974484840?mt=2

Joseph Campbell About Symbols And Religion

Joseph Campbell is an incredible man on Myth. He allows us to widen our perspectives on personal yet universal subjects like religion, God and the inward journey. Some of these topics are coming up soon in Episode 25 with Katrina Chester and guest, Pastor Hank Fortener, creator of AdoptTogether.org for the Podcast - "Zooming in the Lens" available on Itunes. SUBSCRIBE NOW to know when available! itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/zoomi…id974484840?mt=2

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Welcome to the Sixth Energy Channel - The Third Eye - Ajna Chakra, which is the chakra of the Mind.  

This is where we connect to the mental plane of our existence.  Our dreams, goals, values and our “Self” image all begin here!  Through the third Eye, we begin to understand that all events in our life happen for a reason and we see everything for what it is, not as we think it is. 

A balanced and healthy Ajna chakra will encourage your intuition!

Yoga Nidra - Ajna Chakra - The Third Eye (Sixth Energy Channel)

From the record "Solomon Habib meets the TrackDealers", available jan. 12 on i tunes...

The Lectures of Joseph Campbell

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