Welcome to a transformative journey where we explore the incredible potential that lies within each and every one of us. Have you ever found yourself stuck in a cycle, repeating the same actions and expecting different results? If yes, it’s time to break free from that pattern! Let’s delve into the remarkable connection between change, emotions, and the steps we take towards our dreams. 

Welcome back to your archetypal journey. In our first article, we explored what an archetype is and the four survival archetypes. In last month’s edition, we took a deeper dive into the child archetype. Today, we’ll meet our inner saboteur.   The saboteur is the archetype responsible for our patterns of self-sabotage.

In our previous article, we briefly explored the four survival archetypes. We discussed what archetypes are, the contracts we sign, and why understanding the four survival archetypes is essential for our healing journey. Archetypes represent our relationship with our power. When we express them in their highest form, we experience freedom and empowerment within ourselves.

Have you ever had a gut feeling that something wasn't right, but couldn't quite put your finger on it? Perhaps you’ve had a sense of certainty that defies logic and reason, leading you to make a decision that ended up being the right one.  That's your intuition talking - a powerful tool that can help guide you through life's twists and turns. Intuition is a natural and important function of the human cognitive process.

ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence tool, has gained recent popularity due to its ability to provide immediate content on any topic. However, beyond its functional capabilities lies the question of its impact on our spiritual well-being. Despite concerns, Chat GPT has been described as a positive tool for humans to expand their consciousness and promote greater awareness.

Our behaviors reflect our state of health. They are an expression of the choices we make, which in turn are rooted in our belief systems. But where do these belief systems come from? To understand this, we need to delve into the nature of archetypes.

Most of us emerge from winter with muscles in couch-potato form. Fair-weather sports, from volleyball to tennis, and camping to walking, tend to require more than a flick of the wrist, the most useful activity involved in television viewing. And we know that what looks great under a bulky sweater won’t cut it under the sun.

Quite possibly, what can seem even more difficult than making peace with others is the prospect of making peace with ourselves. We are burdened with what we have done or not done. And more deeply, many of us are burdened with an identity where we believe we are “wrong” or unlovable. So, it’s not just “I have done something wrong,” but “I am wrong.” That identity can be so deeply entrenched that we’re not even aware that it’s present.

Today's guest is Charleene Closshey, an American stage and screen actress, musician, composer, and producer is known for her starring roles in the romantic-comedy feature No Postage Necessary (2018) and the holiday film An Evergreen Christmas (2014). Closshey made her Broadway debut in the musical Once. No Postage Necessary is the first film released via blockchain technology.

Magical space for strengthening and healing your body, mind, and spirit in your backyard. I love gardening. It’s a passion, a meditation, a place that reconnects me to the Earth over and over again. I find that as I enter the garden, I step into a magical world… out of reach of time.