Ballerina

The Divine Child Archetype:

An Archetype of Spiritual Love, 

Unity and Integration

At their core, after all the swirling possibilities, the template, the prototype (archetype) remains the same.  This is called multi-valency.  What is so fascinating about archetypes is this ability to transcend one meaning, one identity. 

Archetypes exist within us-- whether we recognize these energies or not...  

Jung, certainly, was compelled to understand everything about the Archetypal Psyche.  It's just the way Archetypes work-- they appear as characters in life, everywhere and in everyone.  They multiply in meaning (note "motifs" such as "circus motif" but they retain a form, a consistent core form of energy that can be shuffled and reinvented to suit individual experiences.

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Ballerina Archetype

Presenting Motifs

ARCHETYPES ARE IMAGES, ENERGIES, AND EMOTIONS THAT ARE PRESENT IN US, OFTEN PROJECTED OTHERS, THAT PROMOTE AWARENESS & SPIRITUAL GROWTH.

Circus Motif

Suggests Trickster Energy

With Archetypes look for enlightenment through the opposite energies as well.

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See Guidance CARDS

Frozen, Immovable, A Statue

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Little Girls

Integration Masculine/Feminine Attributes

SPIRALING

Circumambulation

A Serpentine Path

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