I'm trying to write a myth based on the Fool's Journey. Aphrodite, Hermes, and Hermaphrodite are at play in characters and their subconscious. For some reason, despite Jung's Anamus / Anima, it feels like so much has been left out about the "Third Gender" in humanity's psyche. I can't accept that a story that bridges myth, psychology, genetics, anthropology and more... is only about... "laughter." (That connotes an embarrassed culture that is ashamed of its inner life.) And since the gods-goddesses were so important (... Aphrodite and Hermes..), obviously there's a lot more to the story that our current world.... predominantly locked in a duality of how it views the world. So why is it in the human consciousness?
Another great informative video.
Really enjoying these.
Thanks for the feedback, so glad you like it!
“Sexual assault with supernatural end” sums up this myth pretty well
This was great, saw you on radical living. Hopefully I can visit Berlin one day 👍🏼
Yes! Until then I gotcha covered 👍
I'm trying to write a myth based on the Fool's Journey. Aphrodite, Hermes, and Hermaphrodite are at play in characters and their subconscious. For some reason, despite Jung's Anamus / Anima, it feels like so much has been left out about the "Third Gender" in humanity's psyche.
I can't accept that a story that bridges myth, psychology, genetics, anthropology and more... is only about... "laughter." (That connotes an embarrassed culture that is ashamed of its inner life.)
And since the gods-goddesses were so important (... Aphrodite and Hermes..), obviously there's a lot more to the story that our current world.... predominantly locked in a duality of how it views the world.
So why is it in the human consciousness?
Currently Im using this statue as apart of an Art history project featuring nonbinary people... this video was very well done. Thank you.
Fantastic! Thanks 🙏
There are also statues of satyrs. No one cares
*in 300 years my comment won't be seen*
I saw it
@@ChaozZzQ not in 300 years you won’t
*what*