In this clip from a Q&A session following a lecture, Joseph Campbell discusses the "left-hand" path of mythology as the journey into our own depths. This Q&A session is unreleased footage from lectures featured in the Mythos series. For more on Mythos follow the link below; https://www.jcf.org/works/titles/mythos/ During the final years of his life, Joseph Campbell embarked on a speaking tour in which he drew together all that he had learned about what he called the “one great story” of humanity

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67K views · 3.1K reactions | In this clip from Episode 3 of Joseph Campbell and The Power of Myth, The First Storytellers, Bill Moyers and mythologist Joseph Campbell explore the mythological significance of "the center of the world". To find the whole series follow these links: https://www.kinolorber.com/product/the-power-of-myth https://www.jcf.org/works/titles/joseph-campbell-and-the-power-of-myth-with-bill-moyers-video/ | Joseph Campbell | Facebook

In Episode 1 of Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth with Bill Moyers, Moyers and mythologist Joseph Campbell begin their groundbreaking and timeless conversation with an exploration of the classic hero cycle, including consistent and enduring hero patterns in literature, real life and even the Star Wars films. In this clip, Campbell discusses the importance of recognizing the mystery and adventure of being alive. | Joseph Campbell

23K views · 754 reactions | In the final episode of The Power of Myth, Bill Moyers and mythologist Joseph Campbell discuss commonalities in every culture that create a need for God. In this clip, they discuss the symbolism of circles in life and literature. | Joseph Campbell | Facebook

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In this clip from Episode 3 of Joseph Campbell and The Power of Myth, ‘The First Storytellers’, Bill Moyers and mythologist Joseph Campbell explore the mythological significance of "the center of the world". | Joseph Campbell