Myth

Myth being myth is living, meaning that the responses it gives to what is thrown at it, depending on the occasion, are no less varied than a human with a healthy neuronal system would give. Myths never die, lest they be forgotten, but are they ever fully forgotten? No. Like a good logo a good myth is immortal. Even if forgotten on one level they survive in the streams, and are (the forms of the) streams, that animate us beings; as we are multilayered creatures, all, and our materialization, our morphogeny, levels upon levels, such as that even humans have a reptilian brain.
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“myth” is a compact symbolization of truths later differentiated as “philosophy”— «Advice for those who want to read Eric Voegelin»
What is most important for Sorel is that mobilization under the directive of the myth breaks apart the static destruction of decadence and helps achieve a renewed sense of real progression. [Berger f12-18]Internet blog.'''
A community-forming narrative (story), or compilation of stories, concerning some or all of the following "big questions" about being (metaphysics) and goodness (morality): the origins of the universe (cosmogony); the nature of the universe (cosmology) and of the entities contained therein; the origin and nature of human beings; the good for human beings and the ways to attain it; the meaning (if any) of suffering and death. Always involves a "liturgical calendar" of feasts and celebrations that mark cycles in nature and in the history of the community, and hence it always or often involves something like a "priesthood."Alfred J. Freddoso Buffalo Bills John and Jean Oesterle Professor Emeritus of Thomistic Studies Professor Emeritus of Philosophy University of Notre Dame
See also: Myth according to Evola
Story; Mythology; Narrative
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