Essential Energies

I am sometimes asked why are archetypes so important? I am probably, more often asked; what is an archeype? I would like to answer the second question first because that will begin to shed light on the inherent importance of archetypes in life and lead on to their importance in self develpopement and general wellbeing.

In Psychology an Archetype is usually defined as; "a universal pattern of being within the collective unconscious". That could be rephrased as; a universal, recognisable pattern which operates within the unconscious mind which is somehow, somewhere shared by all humans.

For me as a clairvoyant /energy therapist, I understand an archetype to be a recognisable energy force field, which exists within and impacts upon the whole of creation, including humans. When I first began to perceive these archetypal energy fields many years ago, I quizzed my angelic teacher and mentor Sam, as to how they operated within creation. The answer came back in the form of images, as well as in conseptual terms and could be summmed up as follows. An archetype is in fact a part/aspect of the "whole" which has identity and effect. It is in fact an aspect of Prime Creator himself/herself and therefore permeates and affects the whole of creation. My angelic teacher often refers to the Creator as "the whole" or "the everything".

So, with this in mind, it becomes easier to understand why the archetype of Set (from Akhbaka elixirs) for example can be observed in numerous places. It could be seen present within a client, whose Karmic challenge this life is to achieve something within an uncommon set of restrictive circumstances. You could also witness the force field of Set, operating when someone says no to something or someone. It is also evident in nature where blood sugar levels will only rise to a certain level before insulin will regulate that level. It is obvious everywhere you look that Set (limits and limitations) can and do exist in humans, our society and the natural environment. Even in a place like Egypt (my birthplace), where traffic lights are often ignored, people will stop and choose not to run over a pedestrian. In that instance they ignore an imposed limit and honour an internal, humane and self-imposed limit.