Welcome back for the first in a new series where Brothers John & Paul delve into the mind-blowing, mesmerising & important world of mythology. Why is mythology important? Well, its important on many levels because mythology and tales from ancient times are imbedded in our DNA and what Jung called the collective unconscious. These stories resonate with and affect us individually unknowingly as they stimulate and wake up deep hidden areas of our subconscious. The elites learned this a long time ago, and they use these archetypes from ancient mythologies to influence us on a level subconsciously through the entertainment industry in our movies etc without us even knowing it.
The Cinemagicians of Hollywood know these secrets and use formulas based on these archetypes to mould, shape and present characters that become iconic to us and affect our world view.
We start off discussing how mythology affected us from a young age through the cinematic franchises we became obsessed with in our youth before we branch out and look at mythology as a whole.
We round off the episode talking about a character each from the Roman and Greek pantheon of gods. These are characters who we are both interested in and who we feel have affected our culture in different areas both positively and negatively on both sides of the scale from inspirational messages to deviant sexual debauchery and chaos.
Before we depart we ask if you could take the time to please leave us an honest channel rating on Spotify & Apple Podcasts. This really helps the channel grow and extends our reach. Thanks in advance.
Enjoy the show.
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Intro Music
1: ‘Star Wars – Main Theme’ by John Williams & The London Symphony Orchestra
2: ‘Cantina Band’ by John Williams & The London Symphony Orchestra
Outro music
‘Ancient Ones’ by Eldrvak
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By John, Paul and Luke (JPL)
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Welcome back for the first in a new series where Brothers John & Paul delve into the mind-blowing, mesmerising & important world of mythology. Why is mythology important? Well, its important on many levels because mythology and tales from ancient times are imbedded in our DNA and what Jung called the collective unconscious. These stories resonate with and affect us individually unknowingly as they stimulate and wake up deep hidden areas of our subconscious. The elites learned this a long time ago, and they use these archetypes from ancient mythologies to influence us on a level subconsciously through the entertainment industry in our movies etc without us even knowing it.
The Cinemagicians of Hollywood know these secrets and use formulas based on these archetypes to mould, shape and present characters that become iconic to us and affect our world view.
We start off discussing how mythology affected us from a young age through the cinematic franchises we became obsessed with in our youth before we branch out and look at mythology as a whole.
We round off the episode talking about a character each from the Roman and Greek pantheon of gods. These are characters who we are both interested in and who we feel have affected our culture in different areas both positively and negatively on both sides of the scale from inspirational messages to deviant sexual debauchery and chaos.
Before we depart we ask if you could take the time to please leave us an honest channel rating on Spotify & Apple Podcasts. This really helps the channel grow and extends our reach. Thanks in advance.
Enjoy the show.
Please like, share and follow us here on Spotify and also on our Social Media. If you would like to contact us we would love to hear from you. To reach out you can email us by clicking below
Intro Music
1: ‘Star Wars – Main Theme’ by John Williams & The London Symphony Orchestra
2: ‘Cantina Band’ by John Williams & The London Symphony Orchestra
Outro music
‘Ancient Ones’ by Eldrvak
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