I haven't heard of this one, but I love the different take on the heroic journey and the connection to nature and yin energy. That isn't always depicted in some of the classic hero's tales, but I think is deeply important in showing variations in those dynamics. For example, the grail myth also has a similar starting point...immersed in …
I haven't heard of this one, but I love the different take on the heroic journey and the connection to nature and yin energy. That isn't always depicted in some of the classic hero's tales, but I think is deeply important in showing variations in those dynamics. For example, the grail myth also has a similar starting point...immersed in the feminine/mother, more within nature, before taking off and developing via the heroic path.
I haven't heard of this one, but I love the different take on the heroic journey and the connection to nature and yin energy. That isn't always depicted in some of the classic hero's tales, but I think is deeply important in showing variations in those dynamics. For example, the grail myth also has a similar starting point...immersed in the feminine/mother, more within nature, before taking off and developing via the heroic path.