Archetypes
In her book Sacred Contracts, medical intuitive Caroline Myss introduced
readers to her unique system of archetypes. She maintains that we all incarnate
with 12 main archetypes to aid us in fulfilling our unique sacred contract.
Four of these archetypes -- Child, Saboteur, Victim, and Prostitute -- are
common to everyone. The other 8, however, are individualistic -- helping us
learn particular lessons here at Earth School.
In this workshop we will explore the 4 main archetypes (Child, Saboteur, Victim
and Prostitute). These are the greatest challenges to our soul, this is how we
gain self esteem. You will never fulfil your contract unless you learn and deal
with these four.
* Fear to break the safety net
* Every archetype has a shadow (fear base, unknown) and a light side.
* When our survival is threatened we go into these four archetypes.
* If you sell your soul for safety, guidance can not flow.
The lessons to learn from these four:
Child: Responsibility, innocence, trust
Prostitute: Not to negotiate your soul because of fear.
Saboteur: Coming into your power, let your world change.
Victim: Creating boundaries, not to be influenced.
This is a constant process of empowerment. Test of faith, strength and self
esteem.
readers to her unique system of archetypes. She maintains that we all incarnate
with 12 main archetypes to aid us in fulfilling our unique sacred contract.
Four of these archetypes -- Child, Saboteur, Victim, and Prostitute -- are
common to everyone. The other 8, however, are individualistic -- helping us
learn particular lessons here at Earth School.
In this workshop we will explore the 4 main archetypes (Child, Saboteur, Victim
and Prostitute). These are the greatest challenges to our soul, this is how we
gain self esteem. You will never fulfil your contract unless you learn and deal
with these four.
* Fear to break the safety net
* Every archetype has a shadow (fear base, unknown) and a light side.
* When our survival is threatened we go into these four archetypes.
* If you sell your soul for safety, guidance can not flow.
The lessons to learn from these four:
Child: Responsibility, innocence, trust
Prostitute: Not to negotiate your soul because of fear.
Saboteur: Coming into your power, let your world change.
Victim: Creating boundaries, not to be influenced.
This is a constant process of empowerment. Test of faith, strength and self
esteem.
| Class led by Maria A friend of mine gave me the gift of this amazing awareness. I immediately started to discover the hidden forces these archetypes were playing in my life. I was shocked to find out how much power they had. As soon as I started learning and understanding them my whole life changed... I'm so excited to share this experience with you! |
Working with Archetypes Program 4 classes Workbook Meditation CD 4 private sessions (1hour each) €300 (Value €455) at DunLaoghaire Pay €100 non-refundable deposit and 4 easy monthly payments of €50 |
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This is a closed group of 10 people who meet once a month for 4 months
Inner- Child - Friday 30th March 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Prostitute - Friday 27th April 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Saboteur - Friday 25th May 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Victim - Friday 15th June 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Inner- Child - Friday 30th March 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Prostitute - Friday 27th April 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Saboteur - Friday 25th May 7.30pm - 9.30pm
Victim - Friday 15th June 7.30pm - 9.30pm
"An archetype is an universally understood symbol, or pattern of
behavior, a prototype upon which others are copied, patterned, or
emulated. Archetypes are often used in myths and storytelling
across different cultures"
behavior, a prototype upon which others are copied, patterned, or
emulated. Archetypes are often used in myths and storytelling
across different cultures"
| Carl Jung believed that archetypes are models of people, behaviors or personalities. Jung suggested that the psyche was composed of three components: the ego, the personal unconscious and the collective unconscious. The collective unconscious, Jung believed, was where these archetypes exist. Jung suggested that these models are innate, universal and hereditary. Archetypes are unlearned and act to organize how we experience certain things. |
