ARCHETYPAL ASSETS

ARCHETYPAL ASSETS

Innovation in Cultural Cosmology / by Debra DeLeo Moolenaar

    • Astrological oppositions & the Gateway to the Garden of Eden

      What I’m going to do is split every single one of them into two halves (regarding Zeus’ solution to the overambitious human androgynies, Plato, Symposium) Astrological oppositions are dynamic.   They pull us off balance to catch our attention.  They force growth.  They require psychological projection, conflict & challenge, confrontation, and finally (hopefully) compromise.  Apparently there…

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      January 27, 2011
      Astrology, Myth, Psychology
      Alice Bailey, Cold War, God, Henry Kissinger, Mercury, Plato, Symposium, Zeus
    • In the Image of The Father

      Western men are seriously threatened by rational, intelligent, and well-educated women. As Medusa, we are conquerable; as Athena, we are not.

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      January 26, 2011
      Myth, Psychology
      Athena, Medusa, Virginia Woolf, Zeus
    • Religious Fundamentalism at its Core

      Elshtain argues that, although once God alone was the sovereign in all things, over time his sovereignty became ‘privatised’.

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      January 25, 2011
      Astrology, Politics, Religion
      Fundamentalism, Jean Bethke Elshtain, Martin Luther, Phenomenon of Man, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Sovereign State
    • Kant’s Moral Imperative – Reciprocity and Lies

      On a spirited morning in spring of 1939, a blonde, blue-eyed Nazi wearing a slate grey uniform complete with glossy gun stands at my front door.  “Where is the Jew, Abraham?” He flashes an official-looking piece of parchment in my face.  “Is he here?” Of course he’s here.  Where else would he be?  With my…

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      January 24, 2011
      Philosophy
      Categorical imperative, Counter-Enlightenment, Immanuel Kant
    • Existentialists & Freedom of Choice – The Great Aquarian Myth

      There isn’t an immediately obvious connection between Aquarius and existentialism, but please – hear me out. Ruled by the opposing forces of Saturn (status quo) and Uranus (breaking new ground), Aquarians are  faced with impossible choices like those highlighted in the myth of Prometheus. Prometheus was an altruistic demigod with the gift of foresight.  Seeing…

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      January 23, 2011
      Astrology, Myth, Philosophy
      Age of Aquarius, American Revolution, existentialism, Maureen Dowd, Richard Tarnas, Tea Party movement, Uranus, Zeus
    • What 21st Century Women Might Learn From Simone de Beauvoir

      It is sobering to realise that the immense popularity, especially with younger women, of the feminine paradigm Carrie represents, provides a gauge on how 21st century women view themselves as women.

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      January 22, 2011
      Feminism, Philosophy, Politics
      Carrie Bradshaw, Feminism, Second Sex, Simone de Beauvoir, Susan Faludi
    • On the Passing of an Elderly neighbour

      Today, on a brisk, sunny day in the bowels of winter, I discovered that my neighbour, a frail and fiercely proud elderly lady, had died. I learned of this sad event when, while on my way to the grocery store, I saw a shiny black hearse surrounded by small crowd of  well-wishers outside her door.…

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      January 20, 2011
      Religion, Religious Experience
    • Working with the I CHING AND HORARY ASTROLOGY

      When the anima and animus meet, there is necessarily tension as the animus draws his sword of power and the anima ejects her poison of illusion and seduction (Jung, “The Collected Works” pp 14-15). Jung believed when this happens, both animus and anima behave like systems split off from the personality, or ‘like part souls’

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      January 20, 2011
      Astrology, Cosmology and Divination, I Ching, Spirituality
    • Tatterhood – a Norwegian Fairy-tale/original drama

      Tatterhood (A Norwegian Fairy-tale) / original drama by Debra Moolenaar   Players: Daisy (D)– the beautiful daughter Bella Dona (BD)– the ugly daughter with her goat and wooden spoon Queen Jessamine (QJ)– the Queen Pansy (P) – the maid Christmas Eve witch (CEW) ___________________________ (continued – previously, encouraged by her maid, Pansy,  Queen Jessamine ate…

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      January 9, 2011
      Drama, Myth
    • Tatterhood (A Norwegian Fairytale)/ Original Drama

      Tatterhood (A Norwegian Fairytale) / Original Drama by Debra Moolenaar Players: Daisy (D)– the beautiful daughter Bella Dona (BD)– the ugly daughter with her goat and wooden spoon Queen Jessamine (QJ)– the Queen Pansy (P) – the maid Christmas Eve witch (CEW) ACT ONE / SCENE ONE QJ:       Where is my maid? Why is it so…

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      January 8, 2011
      Drama, Original Fiction
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