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Mythorealism
Mythorealism can be described in a single sentence: when myth incarnates in the waking world.
In other words, the art and experiences we describe as Mythorealist are neither fantastic alone nor realistic alone, but involve the incarnation and manifestation of Myth in the actual world.
For us, this is a philosophy- not in the sense of modern academic philosophy, but in the sense in which the ancients understood that term, as an art of living.
Mythorealism is a school of philosophy for the modern world: both mystical and rational at the same time. The implication of Mythorealism is that there is something more, a magical reality behind reality. What that means, exactly, is up to the individual, but the Mythorealist way of life is about bringing this other reality to the forefront, incarnating it in the waking world.
Nothing in these pages is to be taken as definitive, or as some set of core doctrines in a new ideology. There is no ideology- there is only the magic. Each