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    Joseph Campbell

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    Mythologist and guide to the hero's journey. Campbell revealed the universal patterns in every culture's greatest stories - and how to live our own.

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    Charlemagne

    4 mentions across 3 talks in Joseph Campbell

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    The Arthurian Tradition 03 [Western Quest]1 mention
    37:03

    …was brought by bards to the courts in France, Arthur was not so important. France already had its hero King Namely Charlemagne. What became important were the knights of the round table and their various careers, so that in the English Version, the…

    The Cosmogonic Cycle [The Hero With a Thousand Faces Vol 2]2 mentions
    1:41:48

    …fish, this was taken to be a providential sign. The penitent was conducted to Rome where in due course, he was elected. Pope. Charlemagne was persecuted as a child by his elder brothers and took flight to saracen Spain. There, under the name of minet, he…

    2:22:32

    …and life unending. The hero who in his life represented the dual perspective after his death is still a synthesizing image. Like Charlemagne, he sleeps only and will arise in the hour of destiny or he is among us under another form. The life eager…

    Arthurian Legends and the Western Way - Episode 12 [Transformations of Myth Through Time]1 mention
    54:19

    …Ida and Pingala. So underlying this tradition that we're talking about are these esoteric traditions. This then is the domain of Charlemagne, which survives these traditions and then splits in two, splits in three. Charles had three sons. To one he gave the…

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