Tales of Tristan & Isolde

The greatest of medieval romances, Tristan and Iseult.
For more on Arthurian romances, see Mythos III: www.jcf.org/wo...
Also, check out The Masks of God, vol. IV: Creative Mythology: www.jcf.org/wo...

[@grantivie]

Just finished reading about this in Creative Mythology. Joseph Campbell has genuinely changed my life. So thankful this man existed.

[@BehindDesign]

Me too!!

[@mindmesh7566]

This man - along with Mercea Eliade - exacerbated my love of religion, language, and culture worldwide and seeking and achieving a history degree. Loved his talks with Bill Moyers.

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Who is Mercea Eliade?

[@shotjohnny]

This man, is _the_ greatest storyteller of all time. Hands down. IMHO.

[@robweissman5952]

He's my guru, for sure. 👍

[@shotjohnny]

@@robweissman5952 I'm sure you are using the term loosely here because Campbell hated the concept of guru and never wanted to be anyone's. I think that's what's so refreshing about him and makes him so ... well, guru-ble : )

[@fredfarmer5952]

You mean, "The greatest storytelling the YOU'VE ever heard" ... "In ALL time!"

[@shotjohnny]

@@fredfarmer5952 Yes, Sherlock, that's what "IMHO" usually means. Lol.

[@Katharsis540]

Remarkable. Utterly beautiful with a twist but really catches you.

[@bobhara7656]

There was only one Joe and he "had" infallible truth that he lovingly and remarkably related to those ready for this truth. His works are marvelous and revealing and his humility is refreshing. I wish I could have met him. That will have to wait till I cross over. Love you dearly my brother!

[@SuperMrHiggins]

A traditional story, delivered with new meaning... Imprinting that. Campbell is awesome.

[@ZakFlores915]

Lovely! I miss him so much.

[@jaydanroseboro4939]

Still a great tale and the way ole Joe tells it makes it even more amazing.

[@raykaelin]

It's a shame that less than 3,000 people have seen this.

[@haleynicoledance]

its a shame the entire lecture was removed by " the foundation"

[@candidx7057]

@@haleynicoledance The Dragon is kept in his cave. I too wish he were free.

[@derickslaphoes9905]

Awareness is rising

[@shawncohen4133]

Genius, explaining, analyzing these old myths...brilliant.

[@jimbrudon8362]

I remember seeing this complete lecture. For free. The clip is even more amazing in the context of the rest of his talk, which is the genius of Campbell. And now you too can buy this experience from the Joseph Campbell Foundation in part or in full, for only what the market will allow. Just follow the links. Watch all these 3-5 minute teases! Buy, read his books, he wrote as he spoke. Forget this grift. Selling water by the river. Namaste

[@Z0mb13ta11ahase]

They built a wall around the river is the problem

[@mtnwriter4011]

Reminder to always read the book. I saw the movie and it left out so much.

[@trinzangtrinzang5549]

May I say, I only wish I was fortunate enough to see the one and only professor Joseph Campbell in life...

[@rg3388]

One of the most striking realizations I've had in recent years is how well this poison/love potion scenario fits the film "Phantom Thread."

[@rg3388]

@badgermatt1 If you're interested in more details (and aren't afraid of potentially going down a rabbit hole): brindoporeso.wordprss.com

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@@rg3388 ... more, than-X

[@theophrastusbombastus1359]

I'm so glad to hear him pronounce _minotaur_ correctly

[@SweetJennyFan]

Wow ! A 13 minute video of Joseph Campbell. Is that a record ?

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For those in Cornwall visit Roche rock 😉

[@skatanicovash8226]

when i read the book, the king of whales found a golden hair and told Tristan to go find the woman it belong to and lo and behold... poison

[@gofiodetrigo8756]

here is where that story is about

[@cpberrill]

So why didn’t Isolde and her mother recognize Tristan when they rescued him from the pool and cured him of the dragon’s poisoned tongue as Tantris, the harpist they saved earlier in the story from the poisoned sword wound?

[@julietspaghetti]

♡♡♡

[@zazuzazz5419]

@Kyle Zee You will discover your own invitation to Joe at the threshold of your own excellent adventure. Stay open! Be willing - And go with what interests you. This wild ride - It begins in 3 - 2 - 1…

[@johnnyraybartoshevich3073]

J.C. and the little sisters of the poor ❤ then married My aunt Ella

[@villiestephanov984]

Sounds as good as RC Sproul , eh

[@johntravena119]

In other words, Tristan & Isolde is fan fiction.

[@alumi9818]

What's his name?

[@Justyn219]

#138

[@curiositycloset2359]

Gosh he was losing the plot at this point