A Deep Dive into the Archetypes, Part 3

In this final installment of our series on the archetypal mind, Dr. Stephen Tyman joins us once more to help us begin to explore the spirit cycle of the tarot. We discuss the unfathomably vast scope of the spirit complex through the lens of its seven stations. Here seeking has become so refined that desire, the motive force of evolution, and its object begin to blend. Our individuated consciousness stands naked before our true identity as the Creator Itself. Perilous, subtle, and promising, work in the spirit complex involves encountering our deepest emotions, including faith and despair, joy and terror, as we balance these experiences and discipline ourselves to apprehend in some small way the colossal forces of intelligent infinity without recourse to the traction provided by the body complex and the mind complex.Show NotesRa on the primacy of individual interpretation of the archetypes (Session 77, Question 23)Ra on the adept’s dissociation with the world (Session 80, Question 12)Q’uo on fixing and loving (July 31, 2007)Hatonn on seeking and transformation (May 1, 1983)Ra on the infitude of spirit (Session 80, Question 20)Ra on archetypes as things-in-themselves (Session 88, Question 17)Article on the concept of the thing-in-itself (Wikipedia)Ra on the origin of the tarot (Session 76, Question 6)Ra on the experience of spirit (Session 80, Question 8)The Celestine Prophecy (CelestineVision.com)The Sixth Channeling Intensive (High Altitude Receiving Center)