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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2025 · 53 MIN

S2 Ep 105. The Archetypes. Part 2. Archetypal Psychology. An interview with Laurence Hillman

from The Quest: Vision in an Age of Crisis. Jungian Psychotherapy · host Alan Mulhern

The ten archetypes underlying the book "Archetypes at Work" have an astrological basis in the ten heavenly bodies (including sun and moon) in our solar system - each with their archetypal nature and their influence upon human character and destiny ... "the planets are around us and in us". Dr Laurence Hillman explains how at birth a unique blueprint forms the basis of human character and this is laid out in the astrological map - the configuration of the planets at this unique point in time. Also explained are planetary conjunctions, oppositions and the like. Further explained are personal and world transits in which planetary configurations at later points in one's life or in the history of civilizations are shown to have deep influence. Aligning oneself to one's true nature is vital. A deeply informative and enriching interview.

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