And for the past millennium, at least-especially for the past 200-300 years-those myths have very much been about progress, about more.
What is the current story our culture tells, and what is wrong with it?īlackie: There are a number of different stories our culture tells itself-a number of myths we live by that tell us how we should be in the world, how to act, what things are important, what our values should be.
The MOON: The theme of this issue of The Moon, and of your work, is that our stories can connect or disconnect a culture from its soul. She lives in Connemara, Ireland, where she founded The Hedge School, which is devoted to this work, and from where she was kind enough to speak with me by video conference.- Leslee Goodman She teaches and leads retreats in Europe and North America. The central premise of her work is that the old myths, stories, and philosophies of the West show us the way back to a world in which everything is not only alive, but has purpose and intentionality of its own. in behavioral neuroscience from the University of London, as well as master’s degrees in creative writing and Celtic studies, she is the author of the novel, The Long Delirious Burning Blue, the nonfiction, If Women Rose Rooted, and The Enchanted Life: Unlocking the Magic of the Everyday, and of 46 articles published in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Sharon Blackie is an international teacher and renowned writer whose work weaves together psychology, mythology, and ecology to reveal how our cultural myths have led us to the individual and collective social and environmental problems we face today and how reconnection with our more ancient mythology would better serve our relationship with the Earth, our souls, and the cosmos.
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