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EP 13 The Greatest Story Ever Told
In this episode we take an in depth look into Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey a common story telling motif that can be found in all our favorite movies & stories. We talk about how life seems to be comprised of polarities and how balance is the guiding principle in all of nature. As well as how to use storytelling to live a life of fulfillment.
03:15 David shares his love for Tea Tree Oil
05:45 Jihad’s gives his reason on why he thinks mythology and having a personal narrative is imperative when facing obstacles and challenges
08:15 Through film, there are stories that all have the common theme of the hero's journey
09:45 David explains why it’s important more than ever to create your own story even if you aren’t a religious person. And he begins to break down how different narratives are everywhere.
11:30 What is a narrative or story? How does it impact your overall life? What are some benefits of having a framework such as a narrative or believing in a religion?
13:45 Religion gives a template for how to live life. Create your own dream. Be your own hero.
15:15 Having a dream gives meaning to the mundane parts of life.
17:00 Jihad shares his belief that life is filled with opposites and it seems to be everywhere. He believes it’s best for people to grow comfortable with these opposites and understand that balance is the guiding principle in all of nature.
19:30 When observing opposites it important to pay close attention to the parts of our psychology we begin to suppress in childhood due to safety, our dependence on fitting-in or basic survival needs
20:30 Shadow comes from the atmosphere that comes from childhood and relationships with family, caretakers, siblings, etc
23:00 David’s experience tapping into forgiveness
28:00 Age isn’t always indicative of someone’s maturity. People are only able to act from whatever point of consciousness they’re currently at.
30:40 How do we create a life of meaning? How do we avoid a life filled with regrets?
36:50 Everything is polarity. Out of chaos comes order
40:45 Jihad defines his name, and explains how it reminds him of the balance he must embody.
43:00 Perfection is a human construct and does not exist in nature
47:00 “There's nothing you can do that's more important than being fulfilled. When you do you become a sign & realization of your own personal myth.”
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By Dave & JihadIn this episode we take an in depth look into Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey a common story telling motif that can be found in all our favorite movies & stories. We talk about how life seems to be comprised of polarities and how balance is the guiding principle in all of nature. As well as how to use storytelling to live a life of fulfillment.
03:15 David shares his love for Tea Tree Oil
05:45 Jihad’s gives his reason on why he thinks mythology and having a personal narrative is imperative when facing obstacles and challenges
08:15 Through film, there are stories that all have the common theme of the hero's journey
09:45 David explains why it’s important more than ever to create your own story even if you aren’t a religious person. And he begins to break down how different narratives are everywhere.
11:30 What is a narrative or story? How does it impact your overall life? What are some benefits of having a framework such as a narrative or believing in a religion?
13:45 Religion gives a template for how to live life. Create your own dream. Be your own hero.
15:15 Having a dream gives meaning to the mundane parts of life.
17:00 Jihad shares his belief that life is filled with opposites and it seems to be everywhere. He believes it’s best for people to grow comfortable with these opposites and understand that balance is the guiding principle in all of nature.
19:30 When observing opposites it important to pay close attention to the parts of our psychology we begin to suppress in childhood due to safety, our dependence on fitting-in or basic survival needs
20:30 Shadow comes from the atmosphere that comes from childhood and relationships with family, caretakers, siblings, etc
23:00 David’s experience tapping into forgiveness
28:00 Age isn’t always indicative of someone’s maturity. People are only able to act from whatever point of consciousness they’re currently at.
30:40 How do we create a life of meaning? How do we avoid a life filled with regrets?
36:50 Everything is polarity. Out of chaos comes order
40:45 Jihad defines his name, and explains how it reminds him of the balance he must embody.
43:00 Perfection is a human construct and does not exist in nature
47:00 “There's nothing you can do that's more important than being fulfilled. When you do you become a sign & realization of your own personal myth.”