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This episode of Living Myth answers questions about the soul, such as “what is the soul and why does it matter so much in the modern world”? Starting with the dangers of the loss of soul, Michael Meade launches into a rhapsody of soul, a survey of the roots and the branches of the living soul in people, but also the animated soul of the world. This treatise on the necessity of the soul, and tribute to its meaning, leads to soul being imagined as the womb of life and source of the ongoing creation in the midst of all the troubles of the world.
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