Tag Archives: Call Refused We don’t really “take” a journey: we “unfold” a journey. Our journeys evolve organically as a dialogue between ourselves and our world. We act and the world responds by giving us feedback, which opens…
We don’t really “take” a journey: we “unfold” a journey. Our journeys evolve organically as a dialogue between ourselves and our world. We act and the world responds by giving us feedback, which opens…
Monthly Archives: July 2014 We don’t really “take” a journey: we “unfold” a journey. Our journeys evolve organically as a dialogue between ourselves and our world. We act and the world responds by giving us feedback, which opens…
Monthly Archives: March 2013 Joseph Campbell was a brilliant mythologist, teacher and storyteller. Ironically, the characteristics that make his work rich and compelling are also the characteristics that can make applying it to our everyday journeys difficult. Bringing Campbell… Read More » In our journeys we use many “rafts,” tools or vehicles that carry us […]
We don’t really “take” a journey: we “unfold” a journey. Our journeys evolve organically as a dialogue between ourselves and our world. We act and the world responds by giving us feedback, which opens…
Category Archives: Psychology of Hero’s Journey A symbol is “like a mirror swinging out from the mind, able to look back on itself.” In the symbol, we can explore our own mythology. We can step away from our lives for a… Read More » Zen Buddhists have a saying: “The finger that points at the […]
We don’t really “take” a journey: we “unfold” a journey. Our journeys evolve organically as a dialogue between ourselves and our world. We act and the world responds by giving us feedback, which opens…
We don’t really “take” a journey: we “unfold” a journey. Our journeys evolve organically as a dialogue between ourselves and our world. We act and the world responds by giving us feedback, which opens…
Monthly Archives: December 2015 Hakomi therapy gives us valuable insights into the healing power of the Hero’s Journey and offers a practical approach to removing blocks from our lives. Hakomi Therapy: The Healing Journey I was working on my… Read More » Story shapes our lives and our worlds, and the Hero’s Journey is at […]
July 30, 2015 Well, my website didn’t launch on July 5, 2015 as planned or on July 20th, as planned a second time. Several factors caused the delay, only two in my control. I’m sincerely sorry for the inconvenience. If you want to be notified when things are ready, contact me. (I don’t share e-mails.) […]
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Writer and educator Reg Harris has four decades of experience using the Hero’s Journey in education, counseling and personal transformation. He has a master’s degree in existential and transpersonal psychology, focusing on the psychological dynamics of the hero’s journey process, and 33 years of teaching experience, including undergraduate and graduate programs. He has written extensively […]
The Hero’s Journey Library is a collection of new material and material I’ve written on the hero’s journey, teaching and related topics during the past 17 years. I’m adding material all the time, so check back for updates. The articles, all written from the perspective of the hero’s journey, explore a broad range of subjects, […]
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Monthly Archives: April 2013 A symbol is “like a mirror swinging out from the mind, able to look back on itself.” In the symbol, we can explore our own mythology. We can step away from our lives for a… Read More » Mythic thought touches the essence of our experience: the meaning and significance of […]