Myths. The stories we've been told, mainly listened to as children.
Or around a campfire perhaps.
But the myth-teller, Dr. Martin Shaw has another one which is told with multiple media methods (ha ha, don't you like that MMMM!) HERE is the myth of Valemon the Bear, and the wild third daughter.
...now myths have become conspiracies.
ReplyDeleteDepends upon the aim of the ones telling the stories. Scare you? Lots of people around campfires do that. And laugh. Not really fun.
DeleteI always enjoyed teaching myths in school. Not so much now, methinks.
ReplyDeleteI move away and back towards the old/new stories that lie behind the nature of things. With Shaw, I'm usually happy to have gone along for the trip.
DeleteI agree with both Tom and Jennifer.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me know.
DeleteI watched this last week and now again, what a treat. I really enjoy this things you have been linking here recently.
ReplyDeleteDr. Shaw has been a favorite, as well as a few others. Glad you're enjoying what I'm interested in!
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