Limericks & Articles
The end of the world is not a topic that I tend to dwell upon, but over the years I’ve written a few limericks about the […]
Anyone who says metaphysics and erotica don’t mix is entitled to their own opinion. But the Ode to Ishtar shows that the two are inextricably connected. […]
The earth’s surface is about 75% water. Interestingly enough, the average human body is also about three-quarters water. Of course, we are not average humans. But […]
I have to give credit to Joseph Campbell for opening my eyes to the polyvalent depths of mythology, religion and fairy tales. His groundbreaking Hero with […]
When Westerners think of Indian religion, they tend to think of multiple gods with multiple arms and colorful accoutrements. This is not an inaccurate perception, but […]
From the days of the week to the the May Pole to the Christmas Tree, we owe so much to the legend weavers and myth makers […]
Greek mythology, as told to us by Homer and Hesiod, conveys stories of profound fantasy and unusual insight. We can enjoy them as children enjoy their […]
From house cats to drinking glasses, reincarnation to monotheism, it feels like the greatest pillars of civilization have come down to us by way of the […]
The story of a great world flood is one that appears almost universally, in nearly every culture. So either it really happened, although the geological evidence […]