Archetypes To Live By: The Power of Universal Symbols
Marie Jones – Joseph Campbell’s “Hero’s Journey” is an archetypal motif for the human experience, itself filled with archetypes.
Marie Jones – Joseph Campbell’s “Hero’s Journey” is an archetypal motif for the human experience, itself filled with archetypes.
Dylan Charles – Without individuals who understand and intentionally operate from their highest selves, there is little hope of overcoming the force being projected onto us.
Paul Levy – If we don’t develop an imagination for evil, we can lose touch with our shadow and identify with what Jung calls a “fictive personality.”
Phillip Schneider – In order to understand the significance of the rebel, it’s helpful to recognize the psychology of the masses.
Christina Sarich – These are the primal archetypes we are playing in the awakening – which is your archetype?
Peter Patrick Barreda – The revered psychiatrist Carl Jung believed the mandala held a special significance as a template for the human psyche.
Robert Bonomo – The zombie meme is pointing to a fear that something has broken in our culture and what awaits us is a collective psychotic break of apocalyptic proportions.
Ethan ‘Indigo’ Smith & Lucy Morales – What we communicate, and how, has the power to change the world. Just as importantly, language, its interpretation and its transformation over time reveals a lot about the collective consciousness of the society that speaks it.
Ethan ‘Indigo’ Smith – Rudolph relates an inescapable archetype that has been depicted in fairy tales and films alike, from The Ugly Duckling to any number of Hollywood films…
Chris Bourne, Openhand Contributor Waking Times When we step onto the internal super highway of spiritual evolution, we begin to unravel the differences between personality influenced desires and authentic inner yearnings of the soul. Every moment presents an opportunity to shed behaviours which no longer serve and instead allow divine beingness to shine forth. This continual …