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Always the Horizon by Murdoch Murdoch
Always the Horizon by Murdoch Murdoch
Please allow two weeks for the book to be delivered.
2021 edition
6" x 9" / 129 pages
Book description
The book is written in the second person, where you, the reader, play the role of The Rider. You are led through the Hero’s Journey by the Sacred Clown, who becomes the protagonist of the book. The Clown leads The Rider from the Graveyard of the West in an evanescent quest to chase the Sun. In that manner, you reach the first threshold where you must justify what it means to be European. In the following chapter, you must debate the scholars of Nihilism, Christianity, Stoicism, and Atheism, and justify the spiritual journey that you, The Rider, are undertaking.
The third chapter is about learning to grasp that which first made us human at the beginning. The text is heavily married to Joseph Campbell and the Hero’s Journey. Each phase is represented as its own chapter. Act 1 is divided into two chapters and the abandonment of the graveyard. Act two is the main body of the text.
Please allow two weeks for the book to be delivered.
2021 edition
6" x 9" / 129 pages
Book description
The book is written in the second person, where you, the reader, play the role of The Rider. You are led through the Hero’s Journey by the Sacred Clown, who becomes the protagonist of the book. The Clown leads The Rider from the Graveyard of the West in an evanescent quest to chase the Sun. In that manner, you reach the first threshold where you must justify what it means to be European. In the following chapter, you must debate the scholars of Nihilism, Christianity, Stoicism, and Atheism, and justify the spiritual journey that you, The Rider, are undertaking.
The third chapter is about learning to grasp that which first made us human at the beginning. The text is heavily married to Joseph Campbell and the Hero’s Journey. Each phase is represented as its own chapter. Act 1 is divided into two chapters and the abandonment of the graveyard. Act two is the main body of the text.
