Jean Shinoda Bolen – Liberating the Gods Within You

Some archetypes are welcome in boys, but not in girls.-versa. Consciousness-The way we raise money is changing “who” We can become as the range of human potential — in which we activate certain archetypes within us.

In Jung’s psychology, everyone has both male and female qualities. His definition was however consistent with the The era in which he lived the masculine element in women, called the “animus,” And the Female in men the “anima,” were inferior masculine or feminine attitudes or attributes — less conscious.

A woman could be “animus- possessed” A man “anima-possessed.” Anywhere the Stereotypical roles are the Only acceptable way to be a woman or man is the Contra sexual elements are less well-developed and conscious and are therefore often suppressed.

Our outer roles are a reflection of our inner archetypes. This creates depth and joy. However, male archetypes can be suppressed if they would provide meaning. “unfeminine,” We can’t be complete.

Archetypes that cannot be lived out are more likely to attract people who are outside representatives. the inner male god-archetypes. Adolescence is a time when we become who we can be. This is what we need to do. “hero worship” And “crushes,” These are the things that lose fascination when we make them our own. In various stages of life, we project what is not conscious but close to our hearts. the Surface in us, onto other people, but more discreetly.

Women and men have more opportunities than ever to integrate archetypal characteristics of male and female genders into their lives. As we move toward wholeness, psychological and spiritual growth, there are shifts in our psyches at different times in our lives.

Hestia was in attendance the Temples of all gods and goddesses. She was the Holy fire that was lit and warmed the premises. In their temples the Gods are persons the Positive qualities the The archetypes of connection the Self. Each had shadow qualities.

In this session, you’ll discover:

• A summary of the gods and their elements, which you can integrate them in your heart, mind, soul, and body — instead of projecting these archetypes onto others
• How Zeus, Apollo, and Hermes — the Gods of the mental world — can thrive in you
• Two important archetypes of embodied or expressive emotions — Ares and Poseidon
• Dionysus has an ecstatic and mystical experience
• Hades’ inner world the Intuitive source of reflection and imagination. Reconnection with the cut off parts of yourself

Sky realm is a place of spirit and mind. If you’re someone who’s decisive, can easily see the A big picture that knows what you need and has the You have the qualities of Zeus if you are able to push for it and can also overcome loss easily.

Zeus was the Chief and most powerful the gods. Mt. Olympus, he imposed his will and exercised power — using lightning to punish. His energies can either bring light or darkness to you, inspiring you to be a giver or take away your lifeforce.

You may recognize Zeus in your father or boss — as one standing in power or acting as a generous provider. Zeus could also be a force within you that causes you to lean too far away from him. the Feminine by being too rational, controlling or controlling “living in your head” You can’t deny your heart.

Zeus’ symbols are the Thunderbolt the eagle. He’s the In patriarchal culture, as well as in of the dynastic father and today’s CEOs, kings, and alpha males.

In this session, you’ll discover:

• The myth of Zeus, and his rise to power that saw the diminution of goddesses and the devaluation women. Is this an archetype that is playing in your head and keeping you small?
• An overview of Zeus’ positive qualities of decisiveness, will, and ambition, and how you can uncover and activate them within yourself
• What it means if you’re attracted to or in a relationship with a “Zeus man”
• How you can learn to navigate Zeus’ challenging characteristics in others by awakening the The empowering aspects of this god in you
• How to develop and integrate the Entrepreneurial spirit and a determined mind are essential to succeed the The Zeus archetype is a great way to achieve your goals and succeed in life. the world.

As psychological realms the Sky realm can be described as intellectual, mental, judgmental, and hierarchical (superior/inferior). the Exercise of power through will. Poseidon is the God of the Sea, ruled the He was a psychologist, and his emotions and instincts were expressed with spontaneity.

Metaphorically, moods can be likened to oceans. They can be calm or turbulent. Moods — evoked by this archetype — become more intense and out of control when alcohol is added.

Hades’ realm was the Underworld, which is the Introverts, Inner world of memory and the Insidious realm of images This is the realm of collective and personal unconscious, dreams.

There are inherent predispositions built into us — our psychological typology: extroversion or introversion, thinking or feeling, intuition or sensation which will dovetail with specific god-archetypes. The judgments of those who are strong in their beliefs can devalue the value of what they believe. the Effect of devaluing or no-developing qualities in the The psyche of adults and children.

They could be actively suppressed through shame and humiliation like “Boys don’t cry,” This can cause men to become disconnected from their emotions and feelings. It is possible that women who are naturally leaders were told they were natural. “bossy” And “nobody will like you.” The messages are “Don’t be yourself.”

In this session, you’ll discover:

• How patriarchy and Alpha work together-male judgments elevate the Mental realm
• How the The emotional realm of Poseidon, which is feminine and suppressed by boys, makes wholeness more possible in females.
• It is expected that women will feel extroverted, even if this is not their personality type.
• How the invisibility of Hades — the Inner world, introversion and imagination. the Protection of solitude
• Which typology might you fall under? And which realms are you most at home in?

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Second are Apollo, Hermes and Dionysus.-generation Olympian gods. These archetypes may help define and shape men. the Masculinity in women, or be the “types” Who women find attractive or who they can idealize. These archetypes are patriarchal heroes or losers.

Apollo and Hermes, both at home in the mental realm of Zeus, and where competition and capitalism value acquisitions, recognition, and prestige — in schools where grades and accomplishments, entry to prestigious colleges matter, these are the Both men and women who are active archetypes are the most common. the Road to accomplishments

Apollo was the God of the Sun, the Lawgiver, the Archer with the Golden bow and arrows He drew the Chariot of the sun across the sky can be trusted to be on-time At home the He was a sky realm god and archetype. He was the favorite son, the “fair-headed” God of the Greeks. His twin sister Artemis was Father Zeus, Mother Leto and a Titan.

Hermes was the Messenger GodThe person could freely travel all over the world, including to the Mount. Olympus the Underworld. He was the communicator also known as the He was friendly god, a traveler, a trickster and also the Guide of souls. He was a son Zeus and Maia, a minor god.

You’ll discover:

• There are two archetypes which can help both men and women succeed. the world
• Poseidon, Hermes and Mental Activity: How Poseidon is associated with emotional distance and mental activitiy
• These archetypes have many gifts, including the Communication through words can be very helpful in negotiations and commerce.
• Poseidon and Hermes did not have a wife or a consort. If these archetypes are strong for a woman, or man, marriage and relationships tend to be less important in their lives.

Zeus did not reject the sons he rejected. They didn’t use their minds or speak. Both were able to express themselves through their bodies. Both were embodied and manual — rather than mental. Both were motivated by emotions. Hephaestus expressed his feelings through the things he made with his hands (Ares), while Ares was more direct. Both of their parents rejected them.

Ares, God and God of War, was the Aggression as an embodiment, but also the Dancer the lover. He was the The least respected and most honored the 12 Olympians by the Because he was irrational, Greeks. Mars, by contrast, is a marked contrast the Romans held him in high regard.

Ares, as an archetype, is known for his passionate and intense reactions. An emotional surge is likely to trigger an immediate physical response. Ares predisposes women and men to be in touch with in their bodies’ feelings — passion which often leads to lovemaking or aggression-brawling.

Hephaestus, God Of the Forge, archetype the Craftsman or craftswoman, inventor, loner It embodies a deep human need to make things. To create beautiful and functional objects. Hephaestus was rejected and thrown off Mt. Hephaestus, Olympus was not appreciated the sky realm, where appearance is more important than power. Instead, he worked in his forge alone. the earth.

His qualities are equally devalued by patriarchy as manual labor; he is introverted within an extroverted society, communicates through the things he makes and not words. He was the The least fortunate by their attributes and the most miserable of the Gods.

Hephaestus’ club foot is the archetype the Wounded writer, artist or craftsman Vulcan was his name. the Romans. The fire in his forge was volcanic.

In the Hephaestus, in the lives contemporary women, often doesn’t emerge until the Second half of her life or the last third, when she enrolls in an art class. She discovers this hidden side of herself.

In this module, you’ll discover:

• The wounded artist-Author-Innovator or craftsperson whose creativity comes out of the The metaphors of volcanic flame (anger and passion)
• Through creative work, beauty and expression can be brought out of hiding.
• Union of Hephaestus and Aphrodite the “wedding” Beauty and craftsmanship
• Union of Hephaestus and Athena, which allows for creative work to have a high value in the world — can represent inner marriage of these two qualities or as with some artists, a spouse that is a business manager

Dionysus is a symbol the full spectrum of human emotions — from pain to ecstasy — and is the archetype for the Wildness in us extends to all aspects of nature. Being both alive and dead. the He is both ethereal, and earthly and creates conflict in our psyches as well as our societies.

Dionysus worshippers were mainly women who celebrated and comraded with the god. orgia The drug (orgy), is induced by intoxicants and frenzied music. The drug-Ecstasy induced by the Free love period the 1960s America was a Dionysian movement.

But this archetype of the male is more than that, inviting you into communion the Divine… Deepen your experience of Oneness.

Dionysus also represents enthusiasm and emotion. Apollo is the representative of rational thought and form. This tension can create a healthy balance between the two. the Your psyche can be both masculine or feminine.

You’ll discover:

• How Dionysus may enrich your understanding and experience Oneness
• How your personal myth can be nourished through Dionysus’ rescue of his mortal mother from Hades, making her immortal
• How Dionysus can assist you in evolving the Zeus the patriarch, transformed into a nurturing, loving cultural archetype
• Dionysus is a sacred guide to communing with others. the Divine
• Insights into the shadow aspects of Dionysus the His mythology portrays conflict as well as madness
• The ways Dionysus’ energies threaten (and balance) Apollonian standards in our psyche, family, and the patriarchy
• These are the qualities of Dionysus that connect you to your wildness and nature. the Divine Feminine
• How to unleash your potential the Creativity is what happens when you are inspired the Tension between Dionysus (ecstatic reveler), and Apollo (lawmaker).

This session sums up the There are many ways the Pantheon of the These potentials, which are the Olympian gods, goddesses, are in all of us. It is how a centered person with consciousness, choice, and awareness can see, embody, act and grow through them.

We will be guided by mythic insights. Procrustes, his famous bed, and other mythic insights will show us how to be. “dis-membered” or removed from those parts of us that were not wanted.

And the god which Zeus feared would emerge from Metis — is feminine wisdom and love. Our collective and individual evolutions hinder each other. the Principle of choosing to love more than power

In this module, you’ll discover:

• Compassionate understanding is a powerful healing tool
• Learning to trust is possible through gratitude
• The meaning of the “god with an all-loving heart” We are here
• The union of feminine wisdom with compassionate authority
• The symbolic meaning the Circle with a sacred center the Yin-yang image, and the vesica piscis
• Each of us are on a soul-journey: What have we learned about love? What did we learn? What are our current purposes? These are questions we cannot answer for ourselves.

Fire as a feminine element the Image of the central image from this audio workshop featuring Jungian analyst, author and speaker Jean Shinoda Bolen. Fire can take many forms in our imaginations, dreams, metaphors, as well as in our daily lives. Fire, a feminine quality, is all about energy and spirit. It can also be about warmth and illumination. Our inner fire can be seen in our work, our relationships, and in our homes. the Our feminist activism and feminist stances the world. Use poetry and guided meditation. Jean Guides us to discover how fire symbolically ignites inside of us.

This video was created by Jean Is the Keynote Address for Opening Keynote the 2012 Women of Wisdom Conference Jean This talk covers many topics, including teachings regarding pilgrimage and crossing to Avalon. the labyrinth pathway. She weaves in talk discussions about the Numinous qualities of life and also the human quest for finding meaning.

This presentation will be for the Analytical Psychology Association of Dallas Jean Shares that led to the Her book was published. Gods Everyman This is a significant portion of the This course contains content. This is the work. the Companion to Jean’s book Everywoman has a goddess. Jean Think about it the Two books can be combined so well that they could become a 2-Volume set called Goddesses and Gods For Everyone.

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About Jean Shinoda Bolen, MD

Jean Shinoda Bolen, MD, is a psychiatrist, Jungian analyst and an internationally known author and speaker. She is the author of 13 influential books, including The Tao of Psychology, Goddesses in Everywoman and Urgent Message from Mother, with over 80 foreign translations. She is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association and a former clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of California at San Francisco, a past board member of the Ms. Foundation for Women and the International Transpersonal Association.

Jean was a recipient of the Institute for Health and Healing’s “Pioneers in Art, Science, and the Soul of Healing Award,” and the Association for the Study of Women and Mythology’s Demeter Award for her lifetime achievement in women’s spirituality. She is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.

Jean has been featured in two acclaimed documentaries, the Academy-Award winning anti-nuclear proliferation film Women — for America, for the World, and the Canadian Film Board’s Goddess Remembered. The Millionth Circle Initiative was inspired by her book and led to her involvement at the UN. She is an advocate for a UN 5th World Conference on Women, which was supported by the Secretary General and the President of the General Assembly in 2012.

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