ah! have you read the late great danny deardorff's work? (his book 'the other within: the genius of deformity in myth, culture, and psyche')? he's the first person i learned about david bohm from-- danny took that concept implicate/explicate order and applied it to implicate/explicate identity. i work on his legacy project mythsingerlegacy.org :) so great that you are writing and thinking in these terms. <3 !!
ahh i'm so happy to hear this!! this 2008 video isn't on the website but i always recommend it-- it was my intro to danny that cracked my heart right open, he speaks about the implicate order in it too :) it's a longer vid with his tellings alongside martin shaw but interview is @ 1:36:38 <3
Thank you for this. I enjoyed the interview with Danny. I especially appreciated his reminder that our wild, wandering souls are still alive within our modern selves and that stories call to that wild one within, letting us weave the two worlds together. I look forward to hearing more of his work. Thank you Audrey.
ah! have you read the late great danny deardorff's work? (his book 'the other within: the genius of deformity in myth, culture, and psyche')? he's the first person i learned about david bohm from-- danny took that concept implicate/explicate order and applied it to implicate/explicate identity. i work on his legacy project mythsingerlegacy.org :) so great that you are writing and thinking in these terms. <3 !!
Thank you Audrey! His book has been on my list for a while - I'll get there. In the meantime I'll dig into some of the video on the website.
ahh i'm so happy to hear this!! this 2008 video isn't on the website but i always recommend it-- it was my intro to danny that cracked my heart right open, he speaks about the implicate order in it too :) it's a longer vid with his tellings alongside martin shaw but interview is @ 1:36:38 <3
https://youtu.be/Az85JGnusNU?si=0wNNJ_fbbDBO3cU2
Thank you for this. I enjoyed the interview with Danny. I especially appreciated his reminder that our wild, wandering souls are still alive within our modern selves and that stories call to that wild one within, letting us weave the two worlds together. I look forward to hearing more of his work. Thank you Audrey.
so happy to hear this. thank you for opening the pathway to d's wisdom! he has truly been life-altering for me. 🥰🐺🙏🙏🙏
Wonderful introduction to a homecoming; something to breathe into together. Thanks Kat
I look forward to breathing more with you! Thank you for reading 🌸
I love this. Thank you.
Thank you for taking the time to read Michael!