Banishing the Lion from Modern Thought (Clip)

Banishing the Lion from Modern Thought (Clip)

Why do we like folktales and myths? I think one reason is that they help us learn to pay attention to instinct. It’s not that I don’t think rationality is important–it is a key to a wise life. But following John Vervaeke, who sees rationality as much larger than propositional logic, and more how, when, and how much to be logical, I see rationality and being wise as a larger and more embodied process.

Killing one’s lion is “self-castrating,” as Ian says, and the rationalistic knee-jerk rejection of many ways of thinking is not even real science.

(From a discussion on the Brothers’ Grimm’s “The Twelve Huntsmen”)

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