
About this episode
Opening the window between science and myth can bring new clarity about the importance of engaging the question of mystery. Our modern attitudes often make it difficult to engage myth, but when thinkers engage myth as mystery, they cease to be judges. Ancient myths are basically portraits of the imagination and experience of our ancestors.
The ninth TQ podcast is a continuation of gathering in February, and features highlights from presenter Frederick Tamagi, as well as the music of singer/songwriter Toni Vere.
You can listen to part one here.
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