As everyone around here already knows, Cleveland, Ohio lies within the 124-mile-wide band that on April 8, three days after this newsletter appears, will experience the area’s first total solar eclipse since 1806.
Very interesting post! Thanks, Michael. I did not know about Joseph Campbell's last projected book, "The Way of the Celestial Lights" and wonder if someone at the Campbell Trust is working on it now. ¶ By the way, my sister and her husband are awaiting the eclipse in Willard, Ohio.
Your support means a lot, Tom. And I am moved and honored by your offer of financial support. I keep toying with the idea of paid subscriptions, but feel that paid subscribers need to have access to something extra, and right now have no time even to think about that, let alone prepare something. Maybe in the summer, when school's over. Actually, Campbell already had the four paradigms defined in The Masks of God, though I can't remember where at the moment. The whole Historical Atlas project was really a revisiting of Masks. And Willard, Ohio! I looked it up, and it's not that far from me, maybe an hour or hour and a half. Do you ever visit? If so, it would be wonderful to get together, however briefly. Best, Michael
Very interesting post! Thanks, Michael. I did not know about Joseph Campbell's last projected book, "The Way of the Celestial Lights" and wonder if someone at the Campbell Trust is working on it now. ¶ By the way, my sister and her husband are awaiting the eclipse in Willard, Ohio.
Your support means a lot, Tom. And I am moved and honored by your offer of financial support. I keep toying with the idea of paid subscriptions, but feel that paid subscribers need to have access to something extra, and right now have no time even to think about that, let alone prepare something. Maybe in the summer, when school's over. Actually, Campbell already had the four paradigms defined in The Masks of God, though I can't remember where at the moment. The whole Historical Atlas project was really a revisiting of Masks. And Willard, Ohio! I looked it up, and it's not that far from me, maybe an hour or hour and a half. Do you ever visit? If so, it would be wonderful to get together, however briefly. Best, Michael