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.
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.
See Guidance CARDS
Frozen, Immovable, A Statue
Little Girls
Integration Masculine/Feminine Attributes
SPIRALING
Circumambulation
A Serpentine Path