Category Archives: creative mythology

Myth/Humor: The Wizard of Oz Meets Star Wars

Posted on April 9, 2012 by Jim

Why should THE WIZARD OF OZ be linked in any way with STAR WARS? Because, because, because….because THE WIZARD OF OZ is the greatest American fairy tale, and because STAR WARS (parts 3-5) may be the most popular modern American … Continue reading →

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Creative Mythology: Flower Angels

Posted on March 29, 2012 by Jim

A flower angel is not the same as a nature spirit, at least not in the universe of this creative mythology.  For mythology’s sake, we’ll just say that flower angels are like patron saints, except they were never human.  For … Continue reading →

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Creative Mythology: The Mystic and the Fox

Posted on February 7, 2012 by Jim

Note: this story is Zen influenced. It’s relatively short. A mystic was walking in a forest and came upon a fox.  The fox did not run away, it did not even move.  Curious, the mystic approached the fox. “Why do … Continue reading →

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Creative Mythology: God and the Creation of Humor

Posted on January 7, 2012 by Jim

In the beginning was the word, or the wordless – depending on who you do or don’t talk to.  And the word was made flesh, and the wordless became a whole lot of pregnant silence.  And those who speak sometimes … Continue reading →

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