We use the same words for a story and it can be countless different stories depending on how we mean the words we use in the story. One story is already so many stories

This reminds me that 'gay' used to mean happy/cheerful. LGBTQ+ people deserve to be happy and safe

Yes. So much.

Yes archetypes of these specific roles and people. On the dvds I have there are extensive interviews with the makers. perhaps the interviews are also somewhere else

There is this beautiful artfulness to what people make when they are in flow and even with so much media manipulated by power and money there is also so much media through which nourishment and artfulness and caring shine through

Even in such challenging times it is so full of goodness to encounter these and find that they are not only still there, there are more and more of them than we ever anticipated, they are joyously emerging from places that needed that nourishment exactly and now can share it with everybody

Through the telling of meaningful stories

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The dungeon scene is so profoundly unconscious-invoking

Yes it is
'Feet first is the only way' to be dragged out by the feet when dead
or like a breech birth
or only way out is when you start walking, start walking in your mind

this is profoundly a part of what got me out of so many bad situations

Robin of Sherwood Podcast s01 e01: Robin Hood and The Sorcerer 1/2

5/8/19 by Robin of Sherwood Podcast

https://castbox.fm/channel/id2116982

Web player: https://podcastaddict.com/episode/123443044
Episode: https://s3.castbox.fm/00/d7/f5/e041da4e2ab832de2220331db7.mp3

We dive into the adventure that gets it all started: Robin Hood & The Sorcerer part 1. Grab your bow and arrow and magical sword and come along for the ride!

In the podcast I am listening to they sort of make it sound like the old man and the rat Arthur cannot leave the dungeon but this seems very foolish to me

They're talking about it as if somebody has to stay behind because of the way they're climbing out

But the old man keeps repeating, nobody gets out of here

I think this is so important

The assumption that someone must be left behind

This assumption being specious

And those being left behind comforting one another by saying there is no other choice, they could not possibly have done something about it

And the dungeon is very dark and horrible