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Jung Said There Are Four Archetypes Adults Go Through, And These Archetypes Are Reflected In The Development Of My Work. The First Archetype Is The Archetype Of The Athlete, Reflecting The Time In Our Adult Life When Our Primary Emphasis Is On Our Body - What It Looks Like, How Beautiful It Is, How Strong It Is, And So On. We Identify Ourselves With Our Body. We Are Our Body. Growing Adults Next Move To What Jung Called The Archetype Of The Warrior. We Take Our Physical Bodies Out There To Do What Warriors Do.

Have Within You An Imaginary Candle Flame That Burns Brightly Regardless Of What Goes Before You. Let This Inner Flame Represent For You The Idea That You're Capable Of Manifesting Miracles In Your Life.

Compassion Becomes An Automatic Reaction When You See All Of Humanity As One Undivided And Indivisible Family.

Passion Is A Feeling That Tells You: This Is The Right Thing To Do. Nothing Can Stand In My Way. It Doesn't Matter What Anyone Else Says. This Feeling Is So Good That It Cannot Be Ignored. I'm Going To Follow My Bliss And Act Upon This Glorious Sensation Of Joy.

As Joel Goldsmith Said, In The Presence Of The God Realized, The Laws Of The Material World Do Not Apply. That's Why People Who Live Steadfastly At A Place Of God-consciousness Can Perform Miracles. They Can Create. They Can Make Virtually Anything Happen. From The Space In-between, That Last Inch Is The Critical Inch You Have To Take To Reach That Place. Every Once In A While, I Get To That Place Of God-consciousness, And Miracles Do Happen.