In 1910, G.K. Chesterton’s book “What’s Wrong With the World” was published, and the title did not include ...

Ever since the Enlightenment of the 18th century, it has become increasingly difficult to talk of myths and ...

Finally, Odysseus comes to the last of the nine temptations of the soul as represented in the Nine ...

We left Odysseus at type Three on the Enneagram almost totally destroyed. His ship and crew were completely ...

Odysseus has had a most terrifying, almost overwhelming, experience in summoning the dead spirits of Hades in order ...

We have seen Odysseus struggle with what might be called the lethargy of the body on the island ...

We have been retelling the story of the great adventurer Odysseus, as he attempts to escape from the ...

In modern psychology, we have books like “Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway,” which are international best-sellers ...

Imagine a world of perpetual feasting and drinking, where one was above the ordinary and everyday cares of ...

In Part 2 of this series of articles, we saw Odysseus barely managing to escape from the land ...

In Part 1 of this series of articles, we introduced the nine types of personality that constitute the ...

Greek mythology offers insight into our love of technology.

The “Odyssey” is the most famous homecoming story in Western literature and mythology. It is justly famous because ...

Men know they need women, and not just for sex or reproductive purposes, but because women bring “beauty” ...

It was Lord Chesterfield, not a particularly profound thinker, who in 18th-century England correctly observed that "I am ...

The New Year has come, and I am sure most of us are considering or have written those ...

Who we admire starts to become part of our 'ideal self'—that future-orientated component of our self-concept—and we start ...

The jolly season is with us. Those of a nonreligious disposition will probably go "bah humbug," note that ...

Homer's “Odyssey” is, by common and universal consent, one of the greatest poems in the world, possibly the greatest. ...

I have talked in previous articles on the importance of myth and story, and that how we apprehend ...

What—in one word—constitutes the most powerful methodology for teaching and learning in all human experience? Here’s a clue: ...

Contained in the myths and stories of the distant past are nuggets of wisdom and ideas that we ...

The journey of the soul. Ah! Our soul. That is a story that has fascinated us from the ...

In this series, Myths: Mapping Our Way Home, James Sale revisits why myths—all but discounted today—remain crucial to ...

Imagine that you were lost in a wilderness and had to find your way out. Fortunately, you have ...