c/joseph-campbell
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.
…at that time was a three years old but that's how the story goes. Anyhow when she came back she managed to get loose from Louis and just went up to England and married the other King, King Henry Ii. So she's the wife of two kings, she's the mother…
…came from Aquitaine right on the border of Spain, and her grandfather was the first of the troubadours. She was married then to King Louis of France. She went to Jerusalem with him on crusade. He was a boar one night. She just gets on her horse and…
…study in France and Germany was the year Lindbergh flew across the water in that little thing you can see it in the st Louis Airport and now they're on the moon. My god, just in terms of mechanics it's been a terrific thing that's happened and the…
…great, great dame of the whole middle ages, Eleanor of Aquitaine. She was the wife of two great kings. She was married to King Louis of France and went with him on the crusades and came back completely bored with Louis. And so one morning he walks and…
…two great kings. She was married to King Louis of France and went with him on the crusades and came back completely bored with Louis. And so one morning he walks and wakes up and Eleanor has gone. She's gone to England to marry the King of England,…
…and they run the machines that go out there and you haven't been there. It reminds me a little bit in Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure island. The atmosphere before you start off the adventure you're in a seaport and there are old salt seamen who've…