Contemporary Ontologies on Immanence and the Sacred in Motion
What does it mean to exist within a world that is always shifting, always rewriting itself? In many mythic traditions, the cosmos is imagined as a structured order where divine hierarchies govern the laws of existence and where reality unfolds according to a predetermined design. These realms, however, offers an alternative world in which gods, landscapes, and memory are both entangled and subject to change. Here, rather than merely recounting what has already happened, myths make up the very fabric of reality, determined by sacred acts of divine power that shape what comes next.
Myth, Memory, and the Evolution of Consciousness
Myth has always been the language of the human soul—a means of articulating our deepest fears, hopes, and memories. Archetypes, those timeless symbols of gods, heroes, and cosmic forces, provide the building blocks of myth. Figures from ancient lore are not distant, remote deities; they are vibrant manifestations of collective experience and cultural memory. By examining these archetypes, we gain insight into our inner journeys and the perennial questions that have animated humanity across the ages.