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The Boyhood of Raleigh by Sir John Everett Millais, 1870
A seafarer tells the young Sir Walter Raleigh and his brother the story of what happened out at sea.
Das althochdeutsche Wort Mär heißt „Botschaft aus übersinnlichen Welten“. Luthers Weihnachtslied Vom Himmel hoch, da komm ich her, ich bring euch gute neue Mär drückt genau das aus. Märchen enthalten symbolische Inhalte und erfahren eine so genannte Verschränkung, eine paradoxe Lösung aus dem Dilemma.
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Nach 34 Jahren Recherche legt Christopher Booker in seinem Buch The Seven Basic Plots. Why We Tell Stories? (736 Seiten) in Anlehnung an die Archetypen-Lehre von Carl Gustav Jung dar, welche sieben grundlegenden archetypischen Kennzeichen in Geschichten auftauchen, die dem Leben dienlich sind:
Christopher Booker, The Seven Basic Plots. Why We Tell Stories, Continuum International Publishing Group, January 2006 |
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Personal avowals
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It took Michaels 10-12 years to write her book on trauma healing. |
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On hidden stories |
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The soul draws us near to reveal the shadow in stories. |
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[+Wacker suggests that it is essential to ask [[Hawkins.Fragen |
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questions]] in a story telling format instead of giving answers.+] | |
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Indira Parsons, The Clear and Simple Way, |
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How to tame wild young elephants? Young bull elephants [in Africa] were acting strangely out of character – antisocial and aimlessly violent; they were stomping on VWs, pushing over trees for no reason, and even killing other small animals and baby elephants. [*]
Park rangers came in to study the problem [...] they discovered that there were no older bull elephants in that area. By some accident, all the older bulls had either died or been poached for their ivory, which left the teenage males to roam and forage out of control.
Their solution?1
They brought in some older bulls from other areas by helicopter, lowered them onto the scene, and in a matter of weeks, amazingly, the whole situation had changed. Apparently, all the old bulls did was wave their ears and make various sounds or small charges, and somehow the younger male elephants understood through these communications that their behavior was not exactly the way growing up elephant boys should act. It seemed to be just that simple. Things soon returned to normal once the elders operated as elders.
Father Richard Rohr O.F.M. (*1943) US American Franciscan friar, |
Source: Video lecture by Watts Wacker, US American futurist, Sodexho,
Annual Meeting, Paris, on futurism, the difference between futuring and visioning, 53:33 minutes duration, posted 6. June 2006
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1 Ear flapping elders ⇑
2 Derived by Mortimer J. Adler, the main editor/publisher of The Great Books of the Western World ⇑