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Welcome to the Prytan Podcast, a practice in living well and flourishing, guided by archetypal psychology and eternal virtues through the lens of the ancient Greek world. Each episode, we listen to a myth or other story and discuss what it means for you, the listener. Today: the Fifth Labor of Heracles and the Augean Stables, the archetype of the Hero: The Humiliating Task, and the virtue of megalopsychia, greatness of soul.
#mythology #psychology #philosophy #virtues #archetypes #Heracles #AugeanStables #greatnessofsoul Cover art: From "The Twelve Labours of Hercules, Son of Jupiter & Alcmena", 1808, artist unknownWelcome to the Prytan Podcast, a daily practice in living well and flourishing, guided by archetypal psychology and eternal virtues through the lens of the ancient Greek world. Each episode, we listen to a myth or other story and discuss what it means for you, the listener. Today: the Second Labor of Heracles (also known as Hercules) and the Lernaean Hydra, the archetype of the Hero Facing What Multiplies, and the virtue of phronesis, practical wisdom. Cover Image Icon: Hercules and the Hydra (1634) by Francisco de Zurbarán #mythology #psychology #philosophy #virtues #archetypes #Heracles #Hercules #Hydra Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:41 The Myth: The Lernaean Hydra, Second Labor of Heracles 2:36 The Archetype: The Hero — Facing What Multiplies 4:14 The Virtue: Phronesis, practical wisdom 5:16 Healing Words 7:05 Daily Project 7:30 Conclusion
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