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Washing Our Weapons in the Sea…Joseph Campbell Mythological RoundTable®

October 28, 2010
by Opus Archives
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Reading Joe Campbell’s lectures that were transcribed for Transformations of Myth Through Time really gives the sense of being in a classroom with him. Coupled with the recordings of the lectures in the “Mythos” series – it becomes a complete experience! We will continue with the lecture
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A gem from the Marija Gimbutas collection

October 22, 2010
by Opus Archives
Goddess, Marija Gimbutas
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This image includes a photo that Marija Gimbutas used in The Language of the Goddess and includes the book editing aspects – note the caption with her handwritten edit as well as measurements of the image for proper setting for production of the book. Gimbutas wrote in The Language of the Godd
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Navajo Myth & Joseph Campbell

October 15, 2010
by Opus Archives
American Indian, art, Joseph Campbell
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Last night was the monthly discussion group I lead on Joe Campbell and his work on mythology. We watched him give a lecture on the Navajo myth “Where the Two Came to Their Father”,  a warrior initiation myth. The myth itself was published by Maude Oakes who got the myth from Jeff King, a
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Quotes from the archives: Joseph Campbell

October 12, 2010
by Opus Archives
Joseph Campbell, myth, psychology, truth
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“Living myths are not mistaken notions, and they do not spring from books. They are not to be judged as true or false but as effective or ineffective, maturative or pathogenic…They are not invented but occur, and are recognized by seers and poets, to be then cultivated and employed as ca
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Safron Rossi is Curator of Collections at Opus Archives & Research Center and is Associate Core Faculty at Pacifica Graduate Institute in the Depth Psychology Jungian and Archetypal Studies MA/PhD program where she teaches courses on mythology and depth psychology. Her writing and scholarly studies focus on archetypal psychology, the western astrological tradition, goddess traditions, and feminist studies. Safron has recently edited a volume for the Collected Works of Joseph Campbell based on his Goddess mythology lectures titled Goddesses: Mysteries of the Feminine Divine, published Fall 2013 by New World Library.

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