It’s just another way to describe the hero’s journey, which is about ego death (facing our “demons”) and rebuilding ourselves into better versions of ourselves. Ancient people didn’t have modern psychology, so they used metaphor, simile and allegory. A more modern version would be Steppenwolf, by Hesse.
It’s just another way to describe the hero’s journey, which is about ego death (facing our “demons”) and rebuilding ourselves into better versions of ourselves. Ancient people didn’t have modern psychology, so they used metaphor, simile and allegory. A more modern version would be Steppenwolf, by Hesse.
See also: Star Wars, The Matrix, and The Simple Life
The simple life? I don’t see it, but if you do, cool. I’m more a reader, so I guess that’s what immediately came to mind.
Including that one at the end was an attempt at humor lol
I didn’t want to laugh if you were serious. In a thread about not being literal! 😂
It’s more about appeasing the blood god.