by Jonathan Pageau | Feb 4, 2019 | Podcasts
Sacred spaces are not arbitrary, but are rather constructed in a particular way which show us what they are and also show us how space itself can become a specific place, a “here” which becomes the reference for identity. This talk was given at the...
by Jonathan Pageau | Jan 15, 2019 | Podcasts
go through the surprisingly universal structure of Puss in Boots and how it’s symbolism is an image of how a the last thing can become the first after crossing the waters of chaos. The original video: youtu.be/uZuXiJrAwq4 For more on St-Christopher...
by Jonathan Pageau | Jan 2, 2019 | Podcasts
Paul VanderKlay has been extensively commenting on Jordan Peterson and how he is connecting to, disrupting and fostering a return to the Bible and Christianity in the Western world. We explore his motivations, his interpretations for engaging with Jordan Peterson, and...
by Jonathan Pageau | Dec 3, 2018 | Podcasts
Nicholas Kotar and I discuss the relationship between traditional stories, fairy tales and how they relate to modern understanding of history, as well as how Tolkien’s vision of Fantasy proposes a solution for modern storytelling. You can find Nicholas’...
by Jonathan Pageau | Nov 26, 2018 | Podcasts
The Tree can be seen as a symbol of order as it converges into the one, but it can also be seen as order as it separates into the many. Original video: youtu.be/lrfr2vUKyAM Support — Patreon • PayPal Follow — YouTube • Facebook • Twitter Recent Posts Advance view of...
by Jonathan Pageau | Nov 19, 2018 | Podcasts
The notion that there was an ass, or a donkey, and an ox present at the birth of Christ is not in the Bible, yet it is one of the earliest and most persistent images in the representations of the Nativity even until today. I explore the symbolism surrounding this...
