TST 3/2/23 - Down the Memory Hole
A ‘memory hole’ embodies the concept of censorship and rewriting the past in all of its authoritarian glory. But there are different forms of memory holes, and they aren’t just rabbit holes or worm holes. One such abyss is time, a relative thing few of us recognizes as probably the greatest censor of them all. How often do we forget what we did today, let alone last month, year, or a decade ago. On this episode we will open our vast paper archive and explore some of the stories that have been lost to recent history. Who knows what we will find. Tune in for a fun and explorative time. It’s all improv. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-secret-teachings--5328407/support .
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