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This week Jason talks with Loris Simon, the Founder of The Literally Short Film Festival.  As a filmmaker herself, the  festival focuses on film around the world less than 25 minutes.

This week Jason talks with Loris Simon, the Founder of The Literally Short Film Festival.  As a filmmaker herself, the  festival focuses on film around the world less than 25 minutes.

My special guest this week is Loris Simon Salum, writer and director of the award-winning documentary film Ensoulment: A Diverse Analysis of the Feminine in Western Culture.We had the privilege of screening Ensoulment in Joshua Tree, where it inspired a very lively discussion about the nature of “the feminine,” the common confusion between the archetypal feminine and gender roles, and what might constitute a “feminine” approach to the topic of The Feminine. In this interview, Loris responds to some of these challenges and talks about what she’s learned. This is my second conversation with Loris. The first, Ensoulment: A Diverse Analysis of the Feminine in Western Culture with filmmaker Loris Simon Salum, is part of the Matter &amp; Psyche album also posted on bandcamp.For more information about the film and to watch the trailer visit Ensoulment at http://www.ensoulmentfilm.com/“When there is no judgment present, what is alive in you? What wants to be lived inside of you?”Support the show

My special guest this week is Loris Simon Salum, writer and director of the award-winning documentary film Ensoulment: A Diverse Analysis of the Feminine in Western Culture.We had the privilege of screening Ensoulment in Joshua Tree, where it inspired a very lively discussion about the nature of “the feminine,” the common confusion between the archetypal feminine and gender roles, and what might constitute a “feminine” approach to the topic of The Feminine. In this interview, Loris responds to some of these challenges and talks about what she’s learned. This is my second conversation with Loris. The first, Ensoulment: A Diverse Analysis of the Feminine in Western Culture with filmmaker Loris Simon Salum, is part of the Matter &amp; Psyche album also posted on bandcamp.For more information about the film and to watch the trailer visit <a href="http://www.ensoulmentfilm.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ensoulment at http://www.ensoulmentfilm.com/</a>“When there is no judgment present, what is alive in you? What wants to be lived inside of you?”<a href="https://www.patreon.com/mythmatterspodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Ensoulment & the Quest for the Feminine with Loris Simon Salum

Ensoulment is a film is about finding your true self and how to connect to the feminine without losing the masculine. It’s about the challenge facing men and women today, to live a full and satisfying life as a complete (ensouled) human being.This documentary film weaves an animated journey into the inner life of Loris (created by award winning animator Patrick Smith) with commentary and insights from an impressive list of experts and academics with roots in Jungian psychology—including Dr. James Hollis, whose books are on my shelves. Ensoulment has received a Golden Palm award at the International Film Festival of Mexico and recently won the Grand Jury Prize at the Barcelona International Film Festival.In this interview, Loris talks about the major themes in the film and a few of the things that she learned along the way. For more information about the film and to watch the trailer visit Ensoulment at http://www.ensoulmentfilm.com/“When there is no judgment present, what is alive in you? What wants to be lived inside of you?”Support the show

Ensoulment is a film is about finding your true self and how to connect to the feminine without losing the masculine. It’s about the challenge facing men and women today, to live a full and satisfying life as a complete (ensouled) human being.This documentary film weaves an animated journey into the inner life of Loris (created by award winning animator Patrick Smith) with commentary and insights from an impressive list of experts and academics with roots in Jungian psychology—including Dr. James Hollis, whose books are on my shelves. Ensoulment has received a Golden Palm award at the International Film Festival of Mexico and recently won the Grand Jury Prize at the Barcelona International Film Festival.In this interview, Loris talks about the major themes in the film and a few of the things that she learned along the way. For more information about the film and to watch the trailer visit <a href="http://www.ensoulmentfilm.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ensoulment at http://www.ensoulmentfilm.com/</a>“When there is no judgment present, what is alive in you? What wants to be lived inside of you?”<a href="https://www.patreon.com/mythmatterspodcast" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>