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“Ghost Modernism” / Initiation, Shamanism, & Soul Recovery
"Basel Fastnacht" / Photo by Bertram Mouton "Along with the feeling of dread for the advent of modernity . . . another important aspect of the modernist attitude -- perhaps the most important aspect for our purposes – is a turn to mythology and the deep past of the human being . . . a turn toward the chthonic realm of the gods and demigods, toward the realm of the dead, the spirit land of the so-called unconscious, and mythological cycles." Lecture given at a meeting of the Section for the Literary Arts & Humanities of the School for Spiritual Science on February 24,...
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