When You Abandon Making Choices,

People Lose Track Of Their Purpose, Because They Are So Back There - Living In Their Past.

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.

Being Open To The Guidance Of Your Own True Nature Will Free Others To Do The Same

A Non-doer Is Very Often A Critic-that Is, Someone Who Sits Back And Watches Doers, And Then Waxes Philosophically About How The Doers Are Doing. It's Easy To Be A Critic, But Being A Doer Requires Effort, Risk, And Change.

I Believe We Came From Nowhere. We Show Up, And We Are Now Here. It's All The Same. It Just Is A Question Of Spacing. While We Are In The "now Here," We All Contemplate Where We Are Going. Where We Are Going Is Back To The "nowhere." We Are Going To Rejoin The Spirit From Which All Things Emanate. These Are The Big Questions For Me - Always.