The Symbols
Might Mean
Reality: conceivable, everyday life, commonplace, down-to-earth, common sense, facts, consensus, security, loyalty, group life, society, shared experiences or responsibilities, materialistic
Reason: intellect, thinking, understanding, logic, abstraction, programming, man-made things and environment, tools and technology, interface
Reason: intellect, thinking, understanding, logic, abstraction, programming, man-made things and environment, tools and technology, interface
Order: regularity, constancy, routine, norms and traditions, discipline, rules, conformity, arrangement, design, alignment, schedule, hierarchy, standards and procedures, instructions, recipes, conscientiousness
For Example
Movie Clips & Videos:
Understanding Poetry, Unfettered By Dreams – Dead Poets Society,
Exasperation, Making a Better World With Cookies – Stranger Than Fiction,
The Threat of Living in Terms of a System, Where Do Artists Fit In?,
Campbell on the Mythology of the First City States
Exasperation, Making a Better World With Cookies – Stranger Than Fiction,
The Threat of Living in Terms of a System, Where Do Artists Fit In?,
Campbell on the Mythology of the First City States
Writings:
The Difference Between Routine and Ritual,
Should You Follow Your Head or Your Heart?,
We Are All Bewildered Machines,
Why You Never See Your Friends Anymore, Romantic Regimes
Hierarchy, Organizing, Planning, Logic, Conscientiousness,
Standardization, Consensus, Common Sense, Everyman, Duty,
Collaboration, Group Dynamics, Social Order, Cult of Reason,
Social Status, Family, Built Environment, Nature Deficit Disorder
The Difference Between Routine and Ritual,
Should You Follow Your Head or Your Heart?,
We Are All Bewildered Machines,
Why You Never See Your Friends Anymore, Romantic Regimes
Hierarchy, Organizing, Planning, Logic, Conscientiousness,
Standardization, Consensus, Common Sense, Everyman, Duty,
Collaboration, Group Dynamics, Social Order, Cult of Reason,
Social Status, Family, Built Environment, Nature Deficit Disorder
"During my life, I work with the people a lot. They are usually serious people. Sometimes I meet a person who is a little normal. When I meet this person, I show him my picture number one (of a snake eating an elephant). I always have this picture with me. I want to know if this person understands life. But the person always says, “It is a hat.” Then I never speak to this person about big snakes or forests or stars. And we speak about work, sport and family. And the person is happy. For him I am a normal man."
Mythology: Jupiter or Zeus, Homonoia, Airavata
Tarot: The Hierophant
Alchemy: The Arms of the Art (Splendor Solis)
Tarot: The Hierophant
Alchemy: The Arms of the Art (Splendor Solis)
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