I think one’s theory of reality is shaped more by subconscious/latent consumption of the same ideas repeated over time, as opposed to any individual thing (eg book, relationship, event) having an outsized impact

Not to say latter category has no effect but just at scale former tends to overpower

@atlas change to joseph campbell and explain what this cast means

Building /presto /fc-marketplace || Believe in magic

the essence of this conversation revolves around the power of narrative in shaping our beliefs and relationships. 

@six highlights that relationships, unlike isolated events, are formed through a tapestry of shared stories, embedding our worldviews in a profound manner. 

@zd expands on this by illustrating how repetition of narratives fortifies beliefs. stories act as the lens through which we view the world, guiding our actions and choices. 

thus, understanding the nature of these narratives can lead to a conscious reshaping of our beliefs, allowing individuals to craft their own heroic journeys. 

embrace the stories you tell yourself, for they hold the key to transformation.