A football analagy for the archetypes

[jivatman]

First, some basic information about the tarot:

The tarot itself is a portion of the archetypal mind shared by the entire logos.

Remember, third density is the density of yellow ray, the primary chakra of mind. The yellow ray body is the body you inhabit.

The order of mind, body, spirit is no accident, Ra notes that the mind complex is the first to be activated, followed by body because body is a creature of the mind.

The nature of training mind, body, and spirit are explained a bit when Ra is asked how do healing.

4.17 Questioner: I have no idea how long this would take. Is it possible for you to give a synopsis of the program of training required? I have no knowledge of what questions to ask at this point.

Ra: I am Ra. We consider your request for information, for as you noted, there are a significant number of vibratory sound complexes which can be used in sequence to train the healer.

The synopsis is a very appropriate entry that you might understand what is involved.

Firstly, the mind must be known to itself. This is perhaps the most demanding part of healing work. If the mind knows itself then the most important aspect of healing has occurred, for consciousness is the microcosm of the Law of One.

The second part has to do with the disciplines of the body complexes. In the streamings reaching your planet at this time, these understandings and disciplines have to do with the balance between love and wisdom in the use of the body in its natural functions.

The third area is the spiritual, and in this area the first two disciplines are connected through the attainment of contact with intelligent infinity.

In 5.2 Ra explains the nature of nature of the mind is that all thoughts have an opposite.

Similarly, the body is polarized

The disciplines of the mind involve the examination of your thoughts, and accepting the completeness of your consciousness.

The disciplines of the body involve examining how the thoughts, feelings, and emotions in the mind affect various portions of the body, and then accepting the body.

In 6.2 Ra somewhat explains the nature of spirit, but does not give specific instructions on balancing it, but explains that when mind and body are receptive and open, the spirit is then used as a shuttle (channel) for energy, information, etc.

Now, proceeding to the tarot:

RA says that all logos of this creation have the Matrix, Potentiator, and Significator because they are the most critical, most basic aspects of Mind, Body, and Spirit.

The matrix of the mind is the magician or consciousness, the potentiator the priestess or unconsciousness.

The first archetype is consciousness, because self-consciousness is the basis of third density and the only density it is worked on to this degree.

There is a veil, a split between the conscious and unconscious portions of mind. This is to allow the mind to view itself.

The mind views and understands, itself when the conscious mind reaches to the unconscious mind to make the unconscious conscious.

unconsciousness is always active and cannot be made inactive, consciousness reaches.

The significator is just a pure representation of the mind itself.

In the body, justice is the matrix, the hermit is the potentiator. Here, the gender order is opposite of the mind, matrix is female, potentitor male.

Justice is the body as it is exists, and is always active and cannot be made inactive.

The hermit in and of itself does'nt move, but understands, the body.

It ceases or uses the body so that the body can (later) do useful work that one wants.

Again, the significator is a representation of the body as a whole.

Another way or describing the matrix and potentiator is in terms of love and wisdom.

Love is the unformed power, the unconscious, or justice.
Wisdom is understanding thereof, consciousness or the hermit.

Catalyst and experience are also split into male and female, love and wisdom. In the mind, empress then emperor, in body it's again the opposite order, wheel of fortune, male then strength, female.

RA says the catalyst if "overwhelmingly unconscious", and "unprocessed", that catalyst of the unconscious portion after first being touched or ennobled by consciousness. As unconsciousness is vast, so are the realm of possible catalysts, hence the earthy nature or the empress.

The catalyst is random (hence wheel of fortune) and can be either good or bad, and may or may not be used. Catalyst can be described as "s*** happens".

Experience is how the catalyst is analyze and digested in order to make something useful out of it. A story is a coherent collection of events that meaning can be derived.

Experience is "A story".

Catalyst of the body is wheel of fortune because what happens to the body is largely random.

Experience of the body is strength, because here the body is used to do something useful with understanding, in this case taming a lion. Here the body now has "abilities/skills"

Both experiences, the emperor and strength, ooze with power.

Experience is the last gendered card in each because next is the significator, and the basic element of the complex.

Transformation of the mind choosing between light and dark. That is, what meaning are you going to derive your own story(s) (experiences)? Note that any story, even those with the most apparently explicit morals, can be interpreted in a variety of ways.

Here we have the maiden or the whore to describe the difference in attitudes.

Thus the STO begins to view all experience from a positive manner, STS, negative.

Transformation of the body is death, for every moment, every night even, you can undergo a death and rebirth.

The great way shows the kingdom, the architecture through which one travels through, the path, and what one gains from it.

Great way of the mind is the chariot, the mind's majestic movement.

Great way of the body is the use of the body, the skills the body for something useful. "Temperance" has long been considered a double entendre for "tempering", the athanor by the alchemist, as Ra says.