Joseph Campbell, C.G. Jung and The New York Times

After work, I went over to my good friend's apartment.  Mr. Zach Arrington is a good friend, my musical partner, and one intelligent individual.  We caught up on things going on, cracked open a few Shiner Blondes and begin watching Bill Moyer's interview with Joseph Campbell.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Power_of_Myth It was one part of a long interview in which Mr. Campbell talked about the origin of art and the belief of myth being at the center of us all.  I was truly fascinated by not only his impeccable gift of speech, but also in his confidence behind studying the words myths over the course of human existence and seeing how that ties into us all.  I look forward to reading and listening more to Mr. Campbell's work. 

Another searcher of the sub-conscious that I am fascinated in is Carl Gustov Jung.  For Christmas last year, Angie bought me Liber Novus, or New Book.  Officially titled The Red Book, it's was Jung's finest work into the depths of his sub-conscious. I discovered the book and Jung much like I discovered John Wells; through the New York Times.  You can see the article here: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/20/magazine/20jung-t.html

I certainly have my hands full of learning more about the world around me.  We got some rain today.  I sure hope Mr. Wells got some.  He's been in a seven month drought.  Tonight, I think I'll do an Aztec rain dance for him or something.

Oh, and here is my beautiful Angie.  We're at Stubb's watching Jamie Cullum preform.  One of my favorites, you can find his music here:  http://www.jamiecullum.com/

Salud!