Courting the maiden

[ricdaw]

Night Owl wrote:
"I have noticed something about all those different perspectives in the thread. It made me wonder: What do you guys consider to be a ''transformed'' entity?

Rather than describing the act of transformation, there is much more room for different people to express different results.

And this leads me also to question how do you use archetypes as tools? Or for what purpose?"

I think of the archetypes (mostly) as significant experiences/events/understandings. I do not use them as tools, but I do notice and think about them when I am in the midst of one of these experiences/events/understandings, or when others are. They help me recognize when something important is happening.

To me a transformed entity is visible in the Afterlife. There is a comparison of the soul before incarnation with the soul after incarnation. I do not worry about being transformed here and now, as I do not have the senses to "see" the progression of those orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo chakras and have to trust that whatever progression and benefit that has occurred will be recognizable later (when I'm dead).

I think the only "waking up" that is important (to me) is to recognize the fact of reincarnation, the fact that the primary purpose here in the Earth Life School is soul development and the need to "polarize." With that, you become a conscious entity and a co-creator with your Higher Self from that point onward. Everything else is gravy.

The one caveat, if I were a Wanderer, waking up would include waking up to that fact as well, and then possibly making the attempt to figure out if there was some special purpose you set yourself to, other than raising the vibrations of the planet.