Legendary raconteur Joseph Campbell explores the myth and symbols that have shaped our world and given us what he has called "the experience of being alive."
Legendary raconteur Joseph Campbell explores the myth and symbols that have shaped our world and given us what he has called "the experience of being alive."
Campbell explores the dawn of mankind's mythic consciousness with a study of temple caves from the Paleolithic period. C
Campbell's telling of the Navaho legend of "Where the Two Came to Their Father" illustrates an American Indian version o
This title phrase signaled the beginning of the conquests and invasions of the warrior cultures. Through the artifacts f
Campbell's discussion of the burial rituals and Egyptian art of the Upper and Lower Kingdoms reveals the emerging mythol
In this lecture, Campbell introduces the Perennial Philosophy of the East and focuses on the Indian tradition from its o
Campbell introduces stories of Buddha's life and enlightenment to reflect the essence of the Buddhist religion. The diff
Campbell discusses the purpose and extent of the Tantra system against the background of the Raja theory of Pantanjali.
Through the study of elaborate artwork, Campbell portrays the full Chakra system of Kundalini Yoga and compares it with
In this program, Campbell reveals how the art, philosophy and mysticism of the Eastern Way reach a noble expression in t
Through a presentation of beautiful and compelling works of art, Campbell illustrates the myths of ancient Greece. In pa
Campbell traces the wide ranging influence of the Arthurian legends and ties them to the emergence of the warrior-based
Campbell tells many tales of the troubadours and courtly love. In his presentation of these tales, he explores the meani
Campbell reveals the changing orientation of Western culture in his discussion of The Grail. In particular, Campbell con