on creativity and the mythic return to origins University of Dallas, September 2019
I first read Jung in an introductory class taught by Robert Romanyshyn. His instruction for our reading was to take…
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The arts, including music, are the soul’s languages. Music connects with us (and connects us) because it speaks the soul’s…
There on a grassy hill stood a tree, old, vibrant, captivating in its beauty. People of all sorts traveled the…
in the essay, “the dream-ego in the dream, the waking-ego in creativity,” i write of how we (in this case,…
JSSS Conference presentation Robert Sandford, M.A., June, 2018 In this talk, the dream-ego in the dream, the waking-ego in creativity,…
Why does Music have such an effect on us? Where does it come from? In the beginning, there was rhythm.…
The spaces we dwell in have a powerful effect on us. Moving from our parking lot toward the church we…
What if we are so much of creation that the gift of free will, given in love, had consequences for…
Of course we’re not talking literally “up.” That would lead to all sorts of absurdities. We’re speaking metaphorically, which is…
“Perhaps ideas are the single most precious miracle in human existence. For ideas determine our goals of action, our styles…
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