Tag Archives: myth of Daedelus

all fall down

Posted on May 18, 2012 by Dave

Down the labyrinth with no idea how to get out. Seven ways to the center but only one route out. And at that center is a dichotomy; either a minoutaur lying in wait at the end of the journey or … Continue reading →

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a-maze-ing: of minotaurs and men

Posted on May 17, 2012 by Dave

Once you are in you’re in. If you make a myth your matrix and if that myth is centered upon as ancient and potent a concept as the Labyrinth, you build it around yourself without becoming aware that you are … Continue reading →