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Michael Tsarion just released the latest in his Path of the Fool series based on the major arcana of the Tarot: The Hanged Man. Instead of linking it straight, I've just made a playlist and it's currently the last video on that playlist. So, whenever he releases a new one, I'm just going to add it to this playlist and link the playlist again.
I'm doing this for a number of reasons. In fact, I keep linking his stuff at all for a few reasons. But, basically, the guy has a good mind and has researched deeply things that bear on what the great mystical schools are concerned with. He's not a great enlightened master, but he's an enlightening being and works his butt off to restore some lucidity to stuff the West has long since pried from the consciousness of its huddled masses.
You need to learn to listen for bits that help knock the plaque off the truth in your head and he's got a lot of that action going on, no matter what you think of him or his subjects. I know a lot of you just skip it entirely. Some try to put it on their To Do list for when they have the time. Others get right on it when I bring it up.
Except, once in a while I don't want to bring it up because I feel like I'm going to have to explain too much for some to get the point of my posting it at all and I end up not posting it, so if I just post the updated playlist each time, you can pick from it what you want or bookmark it for later or keep ignoring it, as you see fit.
I would just post his playlist but it's got his interviews with a young fellow he's trying to raise to manhood on it and, though they also have great points on them, I don't want to put you through the blather coming out of the kid. You gotta be ready for that level of insight mining and that's just too apt to put most people off.
He's also got a couple TwitFace pages. One seems to be his outlet for bashing the snot out of "multiculturalism" and anybody who looks at it is most likely to conclude the guy's a right wing racist or even a white supremacist if they go there, and the other is pretty much the same, but with weekly musical challenges. I get where he's at with that stuff, but there might be three other people who'd get it.
The most important part about anybody is their intent, their motive force. NOT what they only want to call it, but what actually moves them. So I don't give up on Michael Tsarion. I've had to give up on a lot of people, some people with very good ideas and lots of knowledge to impart because what's driving them is NOT what they only call it, but something far more selfish and dripping with resentment. No matter what those people do or say, they can't raise the quality of your life.
When I've managed to wade through my swamps that made me err in the first place, I drop them. I don't care how much it hurts. There's not enough time in any life for that.
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