Venus & Vesta Evolutionary Astrology
Jul 31, 2026 · 37 min · 10 segments
In this episode of the Venus & Vesta Evolutionary Astrology Podcast I discuss why historical myths are so important and part of our psychological evolution and look at the very loving and supportive…
Ann-Louise HollandHostNow, I want to ask, have you been to see the Odyssey? So, as you probably know, I'm deeply into the Greek myths because I think they hold such an archetypal framework for how we have developed as a humanity.
It's actually how it is perceived generally, if you know your history or understand anything about psychology or how our minds and thinking developed over the ages.
They explain these ideas and therefore are a massive part of our modern day mental processes and our morality.
So whilst this is an enjoyable film and another example of fantastic filmmaking, it's not anywhere near the telling of the Odyssey, unfortunately.
There are the great feats and challenges that Odysseus goes through in the film, but none of the psychology, none of the kind of karmic idea.
There are no gods really in this and the mystical processes and the spiritual is just completely taken out.
Now, I want to ask, have you been to see the Odyssey? So, as you probably know, I'm deeply into the Greek myths because I think they hold such an archetypal framework for how we have developed as a humanity.
It's actually how it is perceived generally, if you know your history or understand anything about psychology or how our minds and thinking developed over the ages.
They explain these ideas and therefore are a massive part of our modern day mental processes and our morality.
So whilst this is an enjoyable film and another example of fantastic filmmaking, it's not anywhere near the telling of the Odyssey, unfortunately.
There are the great feats and challenges that Odysseus goes through in the film, but none of the psychology, none of the kind of karmic idea.
There are no gods really in this and the mystical processes and the spiritual is just completely taken out.
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