What's an #Archetype (according to "individualogist.com")? Another way of looking at Your Zodiac? Let's See ... with a 'second opinion' from #AmeliaFisher's #KnowYourArchetypes #ProjectArchetypes

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An ad (on Facebook) asked "What's Your Archetype" & linked to 'a quiz I could use to find out.' The quiz basically asked me for 'my sign' (i.e. my name, email, date-of-birth, gender). Then it told my my Archetype is ...
I know this is a
 silhouette of hands ("holding
 up The Globe?"), but I could
 also imagine 'stag's horns'

I'll quote my "test-results" beneath the subscribe-bar; but first I want to teach you about the hyperlinked words below (linked (in bold) to the very address at-which you can find your Archetype). 

And I find you understand words better if you see 'the words at their base' (then going on to look at the words at those words' bases, then the words at those words' bases, etc.-etc. ad infinitum into their Foundation)
The word “Archetype (Princeton's Dictionary says it's "something that serves as a Model or Basis for Making Copies, the Original, Pilot"---Jung's Theory/Law states that there are #Archetypal philosophies that spring up all over the Earth from within the human unconscious ... #Archetypes)” is built on ancient words that mean |Beginning, Origin, First Place (Archon) + Type.
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They tell me my Archetype is the Caregiver, but I think I'll quote those results in another post. First, I want to quote their introduction to 'The Archetypes':

They say,

WHAT ARE ARCHETYPES?

The ancient philosopher Plato believed that all things exist as shadows or copies of their ideal forms - including people.

These ideal forms, or what we now understand to be archetypes. A lot has changed since the days of ancient Greece, and modern day psychology has made great strides in expounding the concept of archetypes.

The most notable psychologist to research and understand this concept was Dr. Carl Jung, who leveraged on archetypes in his theory of the human psyche. As such, we uses archetypes as a representation of fundamental human motivations.

There exist countless archetypes in the world, but Jung defined 12 common archetypes - with each archetype containing its own unique set of representations, values, and characteristics.

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I've stared reviewing each of the archetypes (and quoting Individualogist in a post on each one); and I'll probably keep on posting 'those posts,' but it might be better to just use Amelia Fisher's descriptions so I can go ahead and 'dive into the rabbit-hole of my own archetype' ... maybe starting with the test on her site to make sure my archetype there is the same as my archetype on Individualogist.

... no, that one's different (I probably mentioned it above), because the test was more about 'how I feel about things,' and not the arbitrary 'what day were you born' of Individualogist.com ...




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