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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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    Dr Suzuki

    4 mentions across 2 talks in Joseph Campbell

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    Mystical Traditions of India 02 [The Eastern Way]3 mentions
    36:54

    …bluebird theme. And so there we are folks we're there and there's no place to go and this is sort of it, as Dr Suzuki, the Japanese Zen master once said: this world, with all its faults, all its crime, all its horror, all its banality, all its…

    43:57

    …below and in a voice of thunder he says worlds above, worlds beneath. There's no one in the world like me. Now I heard Dr Suzuki give a little lecture on just that theme. I don't know whether you've ever seen Dr Suzuki he died last spring I think it…

    44:03

    …in the world like me. Now I heard Dr Suzuki give a little lecture on just that theme. I don't know whether you've ever seen Dr Suzuki he died last spring I think it was, and he was about ninety seven at that time. He was like a little ceramic figure…

    Creativity in Oriental Mythology 05 [The Eastern Way]1 mention
    23:50

    …of the far eastern mind, however, is much more earthly, much more matter of fact, much more devoted to things, as Dr Suzuki once pointed out, whereas in India there is a term meaning myriads, innumerable, which occurs many, many times in their figures…