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Bringing insight & humor to the exciting, often harrowing, but always inevitable edge we walk as creatives, seekers and liminal space walkers.
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Fall. Spark. Annie (opens the original)
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Fall.The word “fall.”Falling. Losing balance and succumbing to gravity.Falling apart. Order to chaos.Waterfall - the awe we feel as we watch water that was moving horizontally, meandering down a river suddenly and with drama drop - go vertical. Down.Fall.The season of fall.At the first teeny hint that it has begun, I feel its invitation to go back home to myself, that mysterious, juicy, center of my being. It is like a path that suddenly appears where none was just a few weeks ago offering a way
The Wisdom of the Odyssey with Mythologist & Writer Phil Cousineau (opens the original)
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As I am about to leave on my annual summer trip to Jamestown, NY to go to the Lucy Fest aka the National Comedy Center’s festival, I wanted to make sure that you had my latest episode of my occasional podcast - Humans on the Verge with Kelly Carlin-McCall.Whether you’ve read the epic or seen the film or both, I think you’ll like this discussion about this ancient poem that just won’t quit. And if you’re a depth psychology or myth person, you’ll double dig it. My guest on this episode is Phil Cou
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