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2 days ago · In this small book of big thoughts, award-winning author, mythologist and storyteller Martin Shaw situates Moriarty’s work with respect to our eco-conscious era and a readership seeking spiritual and philosophical guidance. Moriarty asks of us only one thing – that we move our gaze from seeing to beholding. And there the trouble begins ...
6 days ago · In the darkness I light candles for the dead, kiss icons, prostrate on the cold stone floor, chant or sing prayers and scripture over and over, imbibe sacred incense, stay standing in sometimes discomfort, already weakened by fast. And then, at the height of the ceremony, we eat our God. Sounds pretty magical to me.
4 days ago · ‘Strangeness is the new real’. A fascinating conversation with one of my favourite thinkers at the moment, Martin Shaw, a storyteller and mythologist who recently found Christianity and is seeking to reclaim the odd and rowdy core of the biblical narrative.
Apr 28, 2024 · Martin Shaw- Mythologist, storyteller and author We explore: The context we find ourselves in today and how much of this mess was predicted 30 years ago by the Medicine Men David encountered.
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6 days ago · I don’t feel heroic but diminished, and accommodating some usually disguised fragility. I feel my appropriate shape in the universe. This isn’t a moment of accomplishment, rather sending a voice to the presence that enables me life. The notion that anyone would be listening is rather extraordinary.
Apr 28, 2024 · We Are Ceremony People. It’s not an indulgence to go walkabout. It loosens up habit, unblocks our ears, lets all sorts of concealments float to the surface. It exposes. I ‘hear’ here in a way that I don’t surrounded by clocks and screens and chat, the edges of the tent have more freedom to wrestle with the wind.
