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Why do myths<\/a> have such an appeal to people, and for so long? At the age when I discovered mythologies<\/a> in the Contes et L\u00e9gendes<\/a>Tales and Legends<\/span> collection, I had already understood that myths fascinate because they are true. Later, I discovered with happiness this affirmation of the great Plato: “the myth is the echo of a real event.<\/em>” For me it is an obvious fact.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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A Real Event<\/h4>\n

For a majority of people around the world, it is one too. But opinion leaders are convinced otherwise. For them, myths have nothing to do with reality. This unanimity of the thinking elites reflects a more general crisis of society, which goes beyond ideas, which surpasses all convictions. There is a frenzy of denial that opposes the serene reassessment of our past. It has been truncated, deformed, reduced, castrated, humiliated — and this humiliation is that of Human, of his status, of his inner greatness.<\/p>\n

Those who would reduce us to the sad role of paying pigs, will live to regret it bitterly. They can no longer stand on untenable positions. It has become impossible to deny certain evidential facts in the name of the continuity of the lie. The error is unmasked everywhere. Lying to lead, betraying to rule: that\u2019s enough!<\/p>\n

I want to limit myself here to the mythologies. This questioning can open many doors. A flow of fresh air must penetrate the world of ideas, to dust off the stubborn brains.<\/p>\n

In an article on this subject, which is dear to me, I suggested, not without irony, that if myths are so similar from one end of the globe to the other, it is because there were once people who sold myths, travelling trade representatives who would have tried, successfully, to sell the Gallic nonsense to primitive savages of New Zealand. Others, coming from Africa, would have had the same success by trading myths from their homes to primitive Native Americans, who not only bought their salads but also, enthusiastic about the power of these nonsense, would have started to carve in the hard rock huge heads of black Africans, to give them a touching transatlantic tribute.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

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Psycho Anal<\/h4>\n

The pseudo-specialists of mythologies are so panicked at the idea that we can believe in myths that none of them could perceive the irony yet biting that was hidden with great difficulty in my joke. This article in Le Monde o\u00f9 l’on ennuie, dated 2020, is proof of that.<\/p>\n

“Why do myths have similarities across the globe? (…) The psychoanalysts first assumed that they revealed psychological invariants, mental representations common to all humanity.”\u00a0 (source)<\/a>
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“Invariants”?!?<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Well, come on! Psychoanalysis, this decadent and obscene non-science, imagines anything as long as it is stupid. And many well-stocked wallets believe it for decades. I have studied during these years, this horror, this buffoonery, this tribune of cabotinage where throne the worst of all, Jacques Lacan, in his smoky role of lecturer at the Coll\u00e8ge de France. I followed one of his courses<\/a>one of his shows?<\/span> entitled “The hole as worldsymbol”<\/em>.<\/a>“Das Loch als Weltsymbol” would say Papa Freud\u00a0<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

No comment. Freudian inveterate and invertebrate, sad empty puppet and eager for applause, Lacan made me laugh when I should cry. Only one psychoanalyst finds favor in my eyes: CG Jung<\/a>. His futuristic visions rise far above the cackling of the farmyard. But let\u2019s move on.<\/p>\n

Experts in obsession and convinced practitioners, the disciples of Lacan scrutinize myths to project their sexual obsessions<\/span><\/em>. These people would like to bring back all mythology to the cult of pussy and puss. It\u2019s daring, but they dare everything. Some myths still give them trouble, but let\u2019s leave them two-three decades, you will see that they will succeed.<\/p>\n

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Myth Transporting<\/h4>\n

Specialists in mythology have nevertheless formulated another hypothesis: these myths spread, either with very ancient migrations or through exchanges between cultures.<\/p>\n

“So how do we explain the discovery of almost identical oral accounts on both sides of the Bering Strait? The peoples of America and the Eurasian continent were almost entirely separated between prehistory and colonization. Charles-F\u00e9lix-Hyacinthe Gouhier, Count of Charencey, noted in 1892 that the Iroquois had similar accounts to the myth of Orpheus, a poet descended from Hell: \u201cWe would gladly see, in her journey to the underworld in search of Eurydice, a legend going back to the Palaeolithic times and which, at a time impossible to specify, will have been transported to Canada.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

\nI can hardly believe it. What I was once saying as a joke is very seriously put forward by scientists! Enough to get icterus! They even cite an exhumed particle puppet of the 19th century, Charles-F\u00e9lix-Hyacinthe etc.<\/em>, who sees in the myth of Orpheus a legend born in the Paleolithic and mysteriously brought up to Canada!<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Mysteriously?!?<\/strong><\/em> They’re pulling legs?! If myths tell the truth, how can we be surprised that so many legends overlap around the world? There is more wisdom and true knowledge in the Dialogues<\/em> of Plato<\/a> than in the antics of Gouhier.<\/p>\n

My pupil’s joke described these scientific pretensions too well. Mythological salesmen would therefore have invaded the whole wide planet. They would have sold the European myths to lots of remote villages whose unederdevelopped inhabitants were delighted with the good fortune: before us, they had nothing to tell each other by the fire! My goofy people, don’t take us for fools.<\/p>\n

In front of so much stupidity, racism and bad faith I can only pity all these sad assholes of false oxydantal scientists if occis in everything. Oxydantal? Absolutely! … contrary to their mistakes, my faults are voluntary<\/span><\/em>.<\/p>\n

Let’s say the truth ever since the Lie is\u00a0constantly widespread and by many: in the press and books, school and university, and everywhere it exerts its influence.<\/p>