Category: The Power of Archetypes

Outlaws are heroes of sorts, people who live outside conventional controls. They want to outrun or outwit the very mechanism of life.

Mysticism is the experiential nature of the sacred. And, through the centuries and certainly, now, that experience of mysticism has adapted itself to …

The Wounded Child has experiences in their childhood that can form them and cause suffering that is not measurable and can hardly be articulated. And …

Oftentimes people with the martyr archetype find themselves in circumstances where they do a lot for people, but never get acknowledgement for what th…

The addict confronts the mystical awareness that the most precious thing you have is the power of your spirit.

The difference between someone who's a good cook, and someone who's a chef, is the alchemist archetype

The rescuer archetype requires refinement. Rescuing is not a lifestyle. It is an act of empowerment that we are blessed with when we need it.

The prostitute archetype requires us to ask ourselves, through what means will I survive?

The starving artist archetype requires confronting fear, entitlement, and expectations.

The vampire is one of those archetypes that has made its way into the social energy of society.