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TRANSFORMATION

MYTHOLOGY OF SELF

A box on my head

The view from the center

Psyche

The world tree

Axis mundi

The mandala

The phoenix

The labyrinth

A God-shaped hole

Sisyphus and the rock

The flight of Icarus

The chariot of the sun

Finding the way home

The journey

The appearance of a white hart

Open to my own humanity

A fool, a cup and a wounded fisher king

Do I dare to eat a peach?

Seeking the Ox

Ten ox herding pictures

 

 

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WINTER 2009
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AXIS MUNDI

 

Vitruvian man

Vitruvian Man, Leonardo da Vinci, 1487.

Axis Mundi (meaning the central pole of the earth) is a universal mythological concept which describes the place where heaven and earth, spirit and matter, and/or the four points of the compass meet. There are many forms that are used to represent the concept, including plants, trees, humans, geometric forms, objects, and specific geographical locations. According to mythic tradition, the individual's experience of the axis mundi often correlates with the receipt of divine knowledge or gifts. The divine gifts can take many extraordinary forms: healing, writing, painting, prophecy, dreams and visions.

 

 

 

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