Mythos is the story you tell, formed from your complex of identities, personas, experience, genetics.... Gestalten.

I discuss reading and thinking. Without it we are lost, literally and figuratively.

I discuss a new discovery that may change our history entirely. Stoicism, epicureans, Pyrrhonism. All influences from Alexander's campaign into India? Egypt? Swat Valley, Ghandara, Barikot.

I discuss the real issue of false faith, exposed by people and their true works, most often self serving and closer to theatre than charity.

I discuss how to read, with example, passages in our great books like the Gita, or the Bible, the IChing, the Dhammapada... Comparing Luke ch23 verses 28-31. The aridity of the soul: St John of the Cross *dark night of the soul/Accent of Mount Carmel. How we must have hope, trust that we can surmount any challenge, *that which does not kill us serves to make us stronger. Trauma dries out our will, but with sacrifice and acceptance we can find the spirit to prevail? The strength lies within, in this philosophy, but we doubt our potential and power.

I discuss why smart people believe stupid things. Stupid can be traced to the Latin for ignorance. Omnis cum in tenebris praesertim vita laboret. We understand these 'things' not when sought, but when practiced and found. So many scholars without experience. Nietzsche again. It is acceptance of uncertainty that is our way through, amor fati. He chose Latin, a little language, to share this intimately complicated truth of existence.

I discuss a well known philosopher, teaching logic with street epistemology, yet fails to understand basic allegory and prose?

I discuss the idea that evil is sourced in us, we are the majority cause of harms in our world, and that includes cancers and other suffering.

How do we move forward? Status quo to potential. Modern man. Healing the modern malaise.

I discuss what is "a higher consciousness" and what they both got wrong about Nietzsche, Jung, and morality and meaning....