Archetypes: In A Sacred Universe” “Power Archetypes Satellite Around Our Personal & Collective Lives, Invisible To Many, But Not To The Shaman Awareness & Mastery Are The Deepest Knowledge In Our Relationship With Them & Their Relationship With Us Sunday, April 8th, 2018 (10.30am -5.30pm) With John Cantwell Sli An Chroí Community Space, Smithfield, Dublin 7. Investment, €85 It is the fashion of our age that we seek to look ourselves and others to reach an ‘within’ understanding of what is truly going on in the depth of our being. We contemplate beliefs, values, self image and many other inner psychological phenomena to frame a construction of what is really going on inside us. Indeed we also look at forces that are i.e. ‘without’, external inspirations such as family and societal culturisation to assist our holistic construction of reasons why we are the way we are. All of this is astute and intelligent, but it is not complete. We are familiar with the truism within, so without” which speaks of the symbiosis and two “as way relationship of our internal selves and the external world. Our Ancestors like us, held this perception with great regard. So great was their regard of how the external forces of the world feed the private internal forces of the individual that they dedicated extraordinary energy into the identification, study and mastery of Archetypes. These are often referred to as the Gods and Goddesses of the world, they have well know pantheons in Celtic, Greek, Archetypes Roman and many other prominent cultures. Essentially are organising principles or forces, but they cannot be fully contained by one pantheon or by one civilisation or by one era. The drift towards monotheism (belief in one God) in the last 2000 years has in
Archetypes: “Power In A Sacred Universe” Archetypes Satellite Around Our Personal & Collective Lives, Invisible To Many, But Not To The Shaman Awareness & Mastery Are The Deepest Knowledge In Our Relationship With Them & Their Relationship With Us Sunday, April 8th, 2018 (10.30am -5.30pm) With John Cantwell Sli An Chroí Community Space, Smithfield, Dublin 7. Investment, €85 It is the fashion of our age that we seek to look ‘within’ ourselves and others to reach an understanding of what is truly going on in the depth of our being. We contemplate beliefs, values, self image and many other inner psychological phenomena to frame a construction of what is really going on inside us. Indeed we also look at forces that are ‘without’, i.e. external inspirations such as family and societal culturisation to assist our holistic construction of reasons why we are the way we are. All of this is astute and intelligent, but it is not complete. We are familiar with the truism “as within, so without” which speaks of the symbiosis and two way relationship of our internal selves and the external world. Our Ancestors like us, held this perception with great regard. So great was their regard of how the external forces of the world feed the private internal forces of the individual that they dedicated extraordinary energy into the identification, study and mastery of Archetypes. These are often referred to as the Gods and Goddesses of the world, they have well know pantheons in Celtic, Greek, Roman and many other prominent cultures. Essentially Archetypes are organising principles or forces, but they cannot be fully contained by one pantheon or by one civilisation or by one era. The drift towards monotheism (belief in one God) in the last 2000 years has in
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