archetype redesign

I've blogged a little bit about archetypes before, and today I wanted to blog a little bit more.

Everyone has 12 primary archetypes in their space. They're kind of like symbols of parts of our personalities. All people share four: the Victim, the Sellout, the Saboteur, the Inner Child. And then there are lots of other archetypes.

As examples: the Damsel in Distress, the Sage, the Trickster, the Mentor, the Gambler, the Artisan, the Dilettante.

You just see the name of these archetypes and you automatically have an idea of what they're all about.

In the past, it was assumed that the archetypes you were born with were your archetypes for life. However, I am finding that this is not so. Under special circumstances, it is possible to switch out your archetypes.

What special circumstances?

It appears that archetype replacement is a necessary part of preparing to be a Zion people. In a Zion society, there is no need for the Victim, the Saboteur, the Sellout. No one will victimize anyone else, no one will be a victim. No one will be selling out their integrity. No one will engage in sabotage of anyone or anything. Being a Zion person means being a person who exists above the mindsets of victimization and sabotage.

My work in the past month or so has led me to conclude that archetype switcheroos are possible only in combination with a kundalini rise. The more the kundalini has risen, the more archetypes may be switched out.

My kundalini has been risen for two years now, and a few weeks ago in prayer I was shown how my old archetypes stepped aside and my new archetypes stepped forward.

A friend's kundalini rose recently and had all their archetypes switched out all at once as well.

Another friend's kundalini had been stalling between the third and fourth chakra. We were able to switch out four archetypes, but then had to wait. When we finally switched out the next archetype, simultaneously, her kundalini rose up to the fourth chakra.

When we cleared and replaced the next archetype that needed to go, her kundalini simultaneously rose into the fifth chakra.

It appears that we are now entering a new phase of energetic possibilities: I believe that such archetype replacement was not very possible in the past, but now, as the earth raises in vibration, it's getting more and more possible, especially for those who have already gotten their kundalini to rise at least partially.

More on kundalini in a different post.

Scriptural archetypes

One thing I have seen as people's archetypes have been switching out is an emphasis on religious themed archetypes. Most people that come to me for healing work have strong religious archetypes anyway: the Monk, the Nun, the Disciple, etc. I see that these either stay or are upleveled in new archetype splays. Example: Monk to Celibate. Nun to Handmaiden of the Lord. Etc.

I also noticed that some archetypes that were not previously religious, now may take on a religious theme. Example: Researcher to Sacred Scholar.

And finally, I've noticed a new subset of archetypes: scriptural archetypes.

Examples:

Father Lehi. Called upon to lead a family into the wilderness for religious reasons.

Elizabeth from the New Testament. Recognizes and testifies of the divinity of the Lord before anyone else knows who He is.

Deborah. Called upon to rise up as a mother in Israel and use gifts of prophecy and revelation to build the kingdom.

Abinadi in Disguise. Called upon to blend in with society, then strategically reveal their identity and testify.


There are as many scriptural archetypes as there are scriptural narratives!

Wanted to put this out there--many people's archetypes are ready to be switched out now.

Conclusion

Everyone has archetypes. It is possible to get new archetypes. Raise your kundalini and let the archetype redesigns begin!!

Stand and receive your strength

Lately I have been meditating on behalf of my ward. It has been astonishing and miraculous how the ward has responded. It is readying everyone within the ward boundaries for any healing they are open to.

Earlier this week I was awoken early in the morning to go meditate. I was told to do Antar Naad until prompted otherwise (Sa Re Sa Sa). I meditated that way for 40+ minutes, at which point I was told to open up my scriptures.

So I stopped meditating and grabbed my scriptures. They fell open to Alma 22:22 (four identical digits in a row = angel numbers!!). In paper scriptures, that verse is bisected, with the latter half falling at the very top of the rightmost column of the recto. And it says:

therefore he put forth his hand and raised the king from the earth, and said unto him: Stand. And he stood upon his feet, receiving his strength.

That is the part that stood out to me--the part commanding to stand.

I stood and received my strength.



Standing is powerful. When we stand up straight with our spine in proper alignment, our feet on a properly conductive surface (I was on sheepskin), good things happen. Snatam Kaur has a song about standing like a tree with the roots tucked down, the branches wide and open. It seems so simple, but it can be so powerful.

Embrace the small and simple things today. Stand a little taller, as a modern prophet would say. Stand and receive your strength, as an ancient one might say. Find power and strength in literally standing in holy places. Make your places pure and holy by the thoughts you think there and the sacrifices you make to offer up your body as a living sacrifice to the Lord (see Romans 12:1).

I saw doubt.

I saw doubt this week.

I don't even remember why I was looking for it. I may have just seen it floating around by someone's head. We were sitting there in church, and I guess I thought: I wonder what doubt looks like.

And there it was!

To me, it looked sort of like this:

Image here.

Kind of like a spiky ball in shades of blue.

As soon as I started looking for them, I saw them all over the place. People doubt a lot of things. But the more faith you have, the fewer doubts appear.

I haven't done much work with doubts, since I only just saw them for the first time recently. I wonder if you could command for them to go and be replaced with faith.

The second verse of "Our Savior's Love" comes into my mind:

The Spirit, voice
Of goodness, whispers to our hearts
A better choice
Than evil's anguished cries.
Loud may the sound
Of hope ring till all doubt departs,
And we are bound
To him by loving ties.

The idea of sound vibration (the sound of hope ringing loudly) forcing molecules of doubt to depart really goes along with some things I've previously blogged about. I wonder if being exposed to certain sound currents--scripture, Conference talks, kundalini mantras--actually literally destroy the energy balls of doubt and replace them with faith, or just remove them entirely.

All spirit is matter and it can be seen.

UNDERSTAND.

I had a falling out with a friend once. Okay, it's happened a few times. I'll admit it. Never fun. Even when I don't get along with my friends, I still love them. I always love them. I can tell you the phone number and birthday of my best friend from kindergarten and we haven't talked in probably fifteen years.

Every relationship we have in this life is important. Yes, this includes the "relationships" that incur when we bump into strangers on the street. When we smile at people we pass at the grocery store. Even people we just look at or who just look at us. Every interaction is sacred.

This is especially true for our close relationships. We learn so, so much from our friends and our family. And when there is a falling out... it's a big deal. It is always a big deal.

The way to make heartbreak worth it is to learn from it. I've been working on that for a while now. What am I supposed to learn from this? I have a list of stuff. But earlier tonight it became clear to me that there is still more I need to learn. I can't make everything better, but Jesus can. Jesus always can make everything better--whatever that means to Him and in His perfect timing.

Tonight I was sitting there thinking of all the ways I felt misinterpreted and judged in one of my several friendship-falling-outs. I thought: if only they understood! If only they could have a little window into my heart and realize what I actually meant!

And I felt called out on it. It was that still small voice saying: "SEE! That is your problem! Sometimes you just have to accept that other people will not understand--and sometimes, you have to be the one that does the understanding."

And so I know what I need to do. I need to get on my knees and understand. I have felt like I already understood a significant part of their perspective. But I know that can't be true or else I would feel so much compassion that every negative feeling would be washed away. Their viewpoints are valid, their viewpoints are understandable, their viewpoints deserve recognition and appreciation and honor. Their paradigm has been formed by years of experiences and thousands of tiny moments that all deserve to be honored. I know that if I truly understood where they were coming from, truly understood as they understand where they are coming from, things would be so very different.

When we truly, truly understand where other people are coming from, there is only love. If there is something obstructing our love for others, it is because we do not understand them.

This whole time I've felt so misunderstood it clouded my ability to understand clearly the other half of the equation.

Here is what I want to say:

Feeling misunderstood?

Take a deep breath and realize the other person is feeling misunderstood too.

Because if we all understood, there would be no more conflict or judgment.

I want to understand you.

I want to understand everything so thoroughly that every bristling judgment is replaced with nothing but love and compassion.

When we know, truly know, what a good-hearted person has gone through and what went into their thought processes and decisions, compassion is the only option.

That compassion for others is necessary to feel the godly sorrow necessary for repentance. It has been my observation and experience that you can't really repent of something until you've felt its full weight on you. It's part of agency. Informed consent. If you want Jesus to fix it for you, you need to understand what you're handing over.

Send me compassion. Send me a perfect understanding.

Image found here.

I have a blog entry I've been working on for years that's right at the top of my draft page. It's tentatively titled, "I don't want to be your guru."

I don't want to be your guru. I'm not perfect. I'm just a person. Don't make me your guru.

If you want to be heard, I want to hear you. If you want to be heard, I want to hear you. Being understood is nice, but I think I'm finally understanding that being understood is far less important than being the one to understand. Some people will never understand. But I don't want to be one of those people.

If I've hurt you, I'm sorry. Please forgive me. I love you.

In my work, one thing I am learning and have learned is that one of the most powerful forms of service and of healing is to validate, to honor, to listen and affirm I understand. So many things are ready to be healed if someone out there will just listen to them and honor them. 

Be a person who understands.

Be a person who understands.

what if it's all exactly right?

What if everything that happens today is right?

What if you already agreed to everything that has happened, that is happening, that will happen in your life?

What if your spirit knew in advance what it was signing up for, and shouted with joy despite it all?

What if every pain encountered in this life was expressly designed to give opportunities to grow closer to God?

What if we were the ones who expressly co-designed these trial-opportunities for ourselves?


What if every loss, every pain, every sorrow, came with a blessing?

What if all those blessings were conditional only on our acceptance--our acceptance of the situation, and of the blessing?

What if we are already surrounded by blessings we just don't see?

What if we had eyes to see them?

is your psyche split?

I had the privilege recently of working on a client with multiple personalities. After about four hours of work we were able to integrate all 16 personalities. They were easy to identify because they all had different names and ages.

The next day, I had a spark of insight. I've been working on and off on a hard case for several years now. Energy work just seems to do so little for this person. But that next day I had an epiphany:

Image here.

This person's psyche was split. She had 21 different personalities... only  they all had her same name! How would you ever get diagnosed with multiple personality disorder if all your personalities had your same name? Seems like it would be a lot harder.
Since then, I've been adding psyche splits (multiple personalities) to my list of things to check for in clients. It appears to be actually more normal than not to have a split personality--typically the split is small, but often it's not small. This explains so much about those for whom energy work has not stuck.

If you have struggled with ineffective energy work, find a practitioner to look into the possibility of a split psyche that can be healed and put back together again. After that's complete, have them set the intention that all previously done energy work be applied to the reintegrated psyche. See what happens!

your body is your FRIEND

In recent weeks, I've come to a startling realization:

No matter how messed up your body seems, over and over again, I find: your body is your friend.

Struggling with weight issues?

I've gotten in tune with several ladies struggling with weight loss, and over and over again, their bodies explain that they are just trying to serve their owners as ideally as possible. These bodies literally view their holding onto excess weight as a service to the spirit occupying them.

Maybe you have a fear of being thin--thinking that thin equals beautiful and beautiful equals... something bad. Maybe you have a deep seated fear of pride, and you fear being beautiful would make you proud. Maybe you have a deep seated fear of sexual abuse, and you fear being thin would make abuse more likely. In these cases, your body would respond to you out of love and protect you in the best way it knows how: it would shelter you from your fears by holding onto weight.

Maybe you have an ancestral fear of starvation. What better gift can your body give you than the gift of ensuring that you will not starve? Even if it is by pressuring you into chronic overeating, even if it is by decreasing your motivation to exercise.

Struggling with chronic pain or fatigue? You may have a deeply subconscious program running that applies to that, too. Maybe you feel a subconscious need to punish yourself with physical pain. Maybe your subconscious wants an excuse to not do things that you would otherwise force yourself to do. In these cases, your body responds. Want an excuse not to do X or Y? Here is a gift of chronic fatigue. Want to punish yourself for a choice you made or a feeling you had once? Here is a gift of chronic pain.

Our bodies long to please us. Only, they respond to the subconscious's most strongly-held desires. Every perceived ailment in our body is a gift. 

A gift of cancer may be your body's gift of inspiring you to find emotional healing--to learn forgiveness, love, and peace through Jesus.

A gift of being tired is your body's way of helping you realize you need more sleep. 

A gift of being hungry is your body's cry for nourishment--either physical OR emotional.

The aches and pains and injuries of this life are opportunities our bodies are giving us to make manifest the works of God in us. They are not punishments. They are gifts.

It's been on my to-do list to blog about the energy of weight loss but this had to come first. 

Our bodies are our FRIENDS.

YOUR BODY IS YOUR FRIEND.

Sat nam!