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Joseph Campbell ▲

• A Course in Miracles

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• Joseph Campbell Speaks

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• The Myth of the Fool and Other Tales

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• Inward Journey - East and West

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  Campbell gave on comparative mythology between Eastern andWestern traditions. He discusses the nature of myth, itscharacteristics, domain, uses, and meaning, among many otherthings. He distinguishes between the emphasis of eastern andwestern mythology and how they reinforce religious understandingin their respective cultures. Campbell talks about easternreligion and mythology as supporting the idea that all individualshave the capacity and inherent characteristics of God, or theDivine Consciousness. In eastern religions, everyone has theability to reach Buddha-hood, or Christ-hood, orGod-consciousness. Whereas western religion and mythologyexternalizes the Divine, and access to its qualities relies uponbelonging to a social group that is in relation to that God. Healso talks about the inward journey to the Divine, and howdifferent cultures place different emphasis on this journey. Healso draws parallels between experience of the Divine,schizophrenia, and acid trips. He explains how these are similarand how they differ in great detail and insight

• The Eastern Way

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  Masterlecturer Joseph Campbell's lessons in the Eastern religions andway of life are faithfully presented in this collection overseenby the Joseph Campbell Foundation. Since these are recordings ofactual lectures, listeners will feel as though they are part ofCampbell's seminars. His infectious charm and obvious passion formythology and religion come through clearly in his educationalanecdotes. Novices and buffs alike will learn much as Campbellilluminates the philosophies of the East with a grace and passionrarely seen in this decade

• Man And Myth

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  TheJoseph Campbell Foundation and HighBridge Audio are collaboratingto present 40 hours of never-before-published recordings oflectures on myth and spirituality, which Joseph Campbell gave todiverse audiences. This fourth volume focuses on myth as it isexperienced in the rites and symbols of today's world and thepersonal myths of mankind. It is great to hear Joseph Campbellspeak. His fascination with his subject and mastery of it, as wellas his enthusiasm and energy, are so present in his sometimesbreathless delivery that one has the sense of being in the roomwith him. The lectures on these tapes were given after Campbellhad retired from teaching at Sarah Lawrence. He himself is at amythic moment and refers to the "dark door" with an honesty andcourage that is inspirational

• Sukhavati - DifferentCultures

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• Power of Myth

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  Amonghis many gifts, Joseph Campbell's most impressive was the uniqueability to take a contemporary situation, such as the murder andfuneral of President John F. Kennedy, and help us understand itsimpact in the context of ancient mythology. Herein lies the powerof The Power of Myth, showing how humans are apt to create andlive out the themes of mythology. Based on a six-part PBStelevision series hosted by Bill Moyers, this classic isespecially compelling because of its engaging question-and-answerformat, creating an easy, conversational approach to complicatedand esoteric topics. For example, when discussing the mythology ofheroes, Campbell and Moyers smoothly segue from the Sumerian skygoddess Inanna to Star Wars' mercenary-turned-hero, Han Solo. Mostimpressive is Campbell's encyclopedic knowledge of myths,demonstrated in his ability to recall the details and archetypesof almost any story, from any point and history, and translate itinto a lesson for spiritual living in the here and now

• The Cosmogonic Cycle

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• The Wisdom of Joseph Campbell - tape 1-4

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  For the past two decades, Michael Toms, thehost and executive producer of the nationally syndicated NewDimensions interview series, has been exploring personal, social,and global transformation through his work as an electronicjournalist and writer. Over a span of 12 years (1975 to 1987),Toms recorded conversations between the late Joseph Campbell(author of The Power of Myth) and himself, during which theydeveloped a close friendship. On this compact disc, on whichCampbell brings us in touch with our mythic heritage, he and Tomsgenerate an infectious excitement as they explore the far reachesof meaning and thought. In these stimulating conversations,central questions in humanity's quest for meaning, understanding,and knowledge of the spiritual universe in which we live areexplored. Topics such as "The Eternal Quest," "Mythic Horizons,"and "Following Your Bliss" will provoke imaginative thinking andan appreciation of one's humanity

• Myths and Masks of God

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  This series of lectures about myths, symbols and the divine willthrill any Joseph Campbell devotee. The late literatureprofessor's down-home approach to mythology is entertaining,insightful and frequently iconoclastic. His storytelling isbrilliant and often funny, but the series is not withoutblemishes. Campbell's rambling style and abstract content can beoverwhelming for some listeners, and his anti-Judeo-Christianprejudice off-putting. Taped before a live audience, the programhas variable audio quality as Campbell moves around. In spite ofthe historical importance of the tapes, no data is provided aboutwhere and when the lectures occurred

• Mythology and the Individual

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  These five lectures on mythology and contemporary society,first presented between 1962 and 1967, have never before beenpublished. Background hiss and microphone pops create a "live"atmosphere, in which Joseph Campbell, best known for The Hero Witha Thousand Faces, comes to life, joking, telling stories andrecounting myths. As always, the presentation is wrapped up in hisspecial perspective on how the intangible world works. Campbell'sgravelly voice and well-crafted words reach out to enthrall thelistener, stimulate the imagination and provoke questions aboutour religious and cultural beliefs

• Western Quest

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  Theselive lectures of Joseph Campbell offer the rare chance to hear amaster teacher explain his ideas. Campbell explores the themes oflove and man's relationship to God and his community, tracing alineage from pre-Christian mythology through the Arthurianlegends. As he identifies related motifs in the traditions of fivecontinents, Campbell teaches listeners how to think aboutspirituality and history. He also communicates his love for histopic, breaking in on himself with suddenly remembered examples orjokes. However, the production quality of these tapes isdistracting. The original recording contains many pops andsqueaks, as well as jangling New Age music that interruptsCampbell in mid-thought

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