Monthly Archives: January 2015

Event Transcription Excerpt and Database – Santa Barbara Mythic Roundtable by Willi Paul. Granada Books, Santa Barbara, CA. 1/22/15

Posted on January 31, 2015 by [ open myth source ]

Event Transcription Excerpt and Database – Santa Barbara Mythic Roundtable by Willi Paul. Granada Books, Santa Barbara, CA. 1/22/15 Bay area mythologist and entrepreneur Willi Paul presented the Santa Barbara Roundtable: “Mythic Roundtable: Tools and Inspiration for Creating New Myths” … Continue reading →

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“blood, soil, seed” – “An Integrated System to Create New Permaculture & Transition Rituals & Myths” by Willi Paul, CommunityAlchemy.com

Posted on January 27, 2015 by [ open myth source ]

“blood, soil, seed” – “An Integrated System to Create New Permaculture & Transition Rituals & Myths” by Willi Paul, CommunityAlchemy.com “Similar to dozens of other community “food forests” emerging in cities such as Seattle and Portland, the intention of the orchard … Continue reading →

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The Myth Lab: Myth and Permaculture – Interview with Willi Paul by Mythologist Margo Meck, mythandmore.com

Posted on January 25, 2015 by [ open myth source ]

The Myth Lab: Myth and Permaculture – Interview with Willi Paul by Mythologist Margo Meck, mythandmore.com Activist, Permaculture promoter, and myth maker, Willi Paul, presented his Myth Lab, “Mythic Roundtable: Tools and Inspiration for Creating New Myths” on January 22, … Continue reading →

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“The Sunday Share & Reskilling Festival” (Permaculture + Transition). Recipe by Willi Paul, CommunityAlchemy.com

Posted on January 10, 2015 by [ open myth source ]

“The Sunday Share & Reskilling Festival” (Permaculture + Transition). Recipe by Willi Paul, CommunityAlchemy.com Remember, the more resources we offer to our community, the more we will inspire others to offer what they have to us. Together, we have more … Continue reading →

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“Exercising the Artifacts” – Interview with Mythologist Willi Paul by Arthur George to Support the Mythic Roundtable at Granada Books, Santa Barbara on 1/22/15.

Posted on January 8, 2015 by [ open myth source ]

“Exercising the Artifacts” – Interview with Mythologist Willi Paul by Arthur George to Support the Mythic Roundtable at Granada Books, Santa Barbara on 1/22/15. Willi: Thank you to my fellow mythologist Arthur George for this interview, author of the excellent The … Continue reading →