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An ''archetype'' is any conscious or unconsciously accepted idea or concept that provides answers to [[Big Questions]] | An ''archetype'' is any conscious or unconsciously accepted idea or concept that provides answers to [[Big Questions]].</blockquote> | ||
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Archetypes are the basic conceptual "statements" used to construct a planet's [[Creation Template]]. | |||
Archetypes are typically considered sacred and special. When accepted as such, archetypes, a) influence how we see and think about the world, b) influence how we see and think about ourselves, and c) influence our actions and reactions in the world. | Archetypes are typically considered sacred and special. When accepted as such, archetypes, a) influence how we see and think about the world, b) influence how we see and think about ourselves, and c) influence our actions and reactions in the world. | ||
Archetypes do not operate in isolation and often "work together" in [[Archetype Constellation|constellations]]. | Archetypes do not operate in isolation and often "work together" in [[Archetype Constellation|constellations]]. | ||
Archetypes emerge in human imagination and are elaborated by individuals. <ref>Sosteric, Mike. “A Short Sociology of Archetypes,” | Archetypes emerge in human imagination and are elaborated by individuals, usually members of the [[Accumulating Class]]. <ref>Sosteric, Mike. “A Short Sociology of Archetypes,” 2020. https://www.academia.edu/44254363</ref> See [[Primary Elaboration]] and [[Secondary Elaboration]]. | ||
Archetypes may be broken down into two categories: [[Old Energy Archetypes]] and [[New Energy Archetypes]] | Archetypes may be broken down into two categories: [[Old Energy Archetypes]] and [[New Energy Archetypes]] | ||
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It should be noted that more than one archetype is required to condition a planet. We may refer to the collection of archetypes used to control the manifestation of reality as a [[Creation Template]]. We may refer to the sum total of all planetary archetypes as they exist in the consciousness of the planet as the [[Archetypal Fabric]]. | It should be noted that more than one archetype is required to condition a planet. We may refer to the collection of archetypes used to control the manifestation of reality as a [[Creation Template]]. We may refer to the sum total of all planetary archetypes as they exist in the consciousness of the planet as the [[Archetypal Fabric]]. | ||
See "A Sociology of Tarot"<ref>“A Sociology of Tarot.” Canadian Journal of Sociology 39, no. 3 (2014). https://www.academia.edu/25055505/.</ref> for an example of the construction of a creation template in the form of a collection of archetypal images (i.e., Tarot). | |||
Ongoing attempts to mystify archetypes and their creation make a critical inquiry difficult. The general tendency has been to view archetypes as "divine", "cosmically", or naturally emergent and to subsequently attempt to plumb archetypal depths for "secret" "wisdom" and enlightenment. Even Carl Jung, perhaps especially Carl Jung, fell victim to this tendency to elevate simple (though highly significant) ideas to lofty, mystical heights. | |||
Changing the world//saving the planet requires that the [[Old Energy]] creation template of this planet be unpacked, interrogated, exposed, and modified to more accurately reflect collective (rather than private, as is currently the case) values and goals. <ref>Sosteric, Mike. “A Short Sociology of Archetypes,” Unpublished.</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:32, 22 July 2024
An archetype is any conscious or unconsciously accepted idea or concept that provides answers to Big Questions.
Syncretic Terms
Related LP Terms
Archetypes > Archetype Cards, Archetype Constellation, Archetype Deck, Archetype System, Archetypes, Collective Consciousness, Creation Template, LP Archetype Framework, Masonic Tarot Deck, New Energy Archetype, Old Energy Archetype, Old Energy Creation Template, Positioning Statements, Secondary Elaboration, The Flow, Triumph of Spirit Archetype Deck, Triumph of Spirit Archetype System
Non-LP Related Terms
Archetypes > Big Questions, Elaboration, Narrative, Sacrilization, Story
Notes
Archetypes are the basic conceptual "statements" used to construct a planet's Creation Template.
Archetypes are typically considered sacred and special. When accepted as such, archetypes, a) influence how we see and think about the world, b) influence how we see and think about ourselves, and c) influence our actions and reactions in the world.
Archetypes do not operate in isolation and often "work together" in constellations.
Archetypes emerge in human imagination and are elaborated by individuals, usually members of the Accumulating Class. [1] See Primary Elaboration and Secondary Elaboration.
Archetypes may be broken down into two categories: Old Energy Archetypes and New Energy Archetypes
Archetypes can be corrupted and exploited for venal purposes.
Archetypes can be presented visually, linguistically, and musically.
Any idea can function as an archetype so long as the idea is accepted into consciousness as significant, and answers some sort of existential Big Question. Ideas that are accepted as answers become "sacred." Once an archetype is accepted into an individual's archetype set, it exerts an influence on cognition and behaviour. For example, the acceptance of "good/evil"/shadow archetypes cause many people to spend billions on Star Wars movies and related paraphernalia.
Many people have a “God” archetype that provides them with an answer to the question “What is God?” (e.g., God is a bearded patriarch, God is pure Consciousness, God is a tool of the ruling class, God doesn’t exist). As another example, Jung identified a Christian-like “shadow” archetype. The shadow archetype provides answers to questions of human nature. According to the Jung’s shadow archetype (and the many Christian-like derivatives, like for example Star Wars), we are beings of “shadow” and “light,” locked in a cosmic war of domination
Carl Jung noted suggested that archetypes are "inter-generationally persistent," meaning each new physical unit is born with a certain set of meta-level archetypes passed on from the previous generation. This may be partly true. But is it important to be aware that a lot of work goes into inserting archetypes into each new generation by Agents of Consciousness (Walt Disney, for example). Agents of consciousness are responsible for sowing the archetypal seeds of gender, cosmic struggle, judgment, etc. Archetypes are inserted typically when the individual is young, psychologically defenceless against the imposition, and unable to decide whether they want certain archetypes inserted or not.
It should be noted that more than one archetype is required to condition a planet. We may refer to the collection of archetypes used to control the manifestation of reality as a Creation Template. We may refer to the sum total of all planetary archetypes as they exist in the consciousness of the planet as the Archetypal Fabric.
See "A Sociology of Tarot"[2] for an example of the construction of a creation template in the form of a collection of archetypal images (i.e., Tarot).
Ongoing attempts to mystify archetypes and their creation make a critical inquiry difficult. The general tendency has been to view archetypes as "divine", "cosmically", or naturally emergent and to subsequently attempt to plumb archetypal depths for "secret" "wisdom" and enlightenment. Even Carl Jung, perhaps especially Carl Jung, fell victim to this tendency to elevate simple (though highly significant) ideas to lofty, mystical heights.
Changing the world//saving the planet requires that the Old Energy creation template of this planet be unpacked, interrogated, exposed, and modified to more accurately reflect collective (rather than private, as is currently the case) values and goals. [3]
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Footnotes
- ↑ Sosteric, Mike. “A Short Sociology of Archetypes,” 2020. https://www.academia.edu/44254363
- ↑ “A Sociology of Tarot.” Canadian Journal of Sociology 39, no. 3 (2014). https://www.academia.edu/25055505/.
- ↑ Sosteric, Mike. “A Short Sociology of Archetypes,” Unpublished.
