Taurus challenges us to think about our earthly resources and the values we stand for. How does it feel when you find the balance–the sweet spot between having what you need to survive and having enough faith to trust the flow of life and the ability to rest in deep contentment?

Discover how understanding and embracing archetypal patterns can lead to profound self-discovery and empowerment.

Aligning with love is a fun, creative, dynamic process. Yes, we can see beyond our reactive, default patterns to create something better for our lives!

Using Archetypes to Craft a Life of Greater Impact and Happiness.

What if you made commitment to spend a few days, a week, or a month, contemplating one archetype, and let it show you how change is possible?

Ever wondered what the light side of the Addict archetype looks like? How about the light side of the Saboteur or the Prostitute?

What is the Difference Between an Astrological Wheel and an Archetypal Wheel?

Become a more empowered version of yourself by evolving your Child archetype to the life-giving energy of the Sovereign.

A courageous transformation of the Orphan Child.

This week I have been drawing on the energy of the Liberator archetype. When my tendency is to allow feelings of anxiety and overwhelm to take over, the Liberator offers much needed support.

Marlena and Daizy from A Witch, A Mystic & A Feminist podcast discuss with Carolyn the amazing power of transformation that happens via archetypal work and when women embrace their power and potential.

Carolyn relates her own journey of empowerment with the Victim archetype as she navigated the end of her marriage in her article, How Archetypes Helped Me Leave My Marriage.

Megan Mary from Women’s Dream Enlightenment Podcast and Carolyn discuss the Alchemical Power of Archetypes.

Carolyn and Julia discuss how archetypes give us permission to become exactly who we are.

The last of the Survivor Archetypes, as outlined in Caroline Myss’ book Sacred Contracts, is the Child. In my opinion, if you’ve worked with the previous three, the Victim, the Saboteur and the Prostitute, you already have a sense of how the Child is present in your life.

How many of you have ever set your alarm so that you could get up early and exercise before going to work? And then hit snooze so many times the time for exercise passed?

The beloved Prostitute archetype, another of the four Survivor archetypes as outlined in Caroline Myss’ book Sacred Contracts, often gets a bad rap because of her name. Who would want to associate themselves with her?

As the Victim begins to evolve, she takes on a Warrior quality, developing boundaries with both her own destructive thought patterns as well as with others, changing her language to a clear “I will not allow” anyone, including herself, to treat her a way that is unloving.

The Warrior’s boundaries clear the path for the Guardian of Self-Esteem.

Transform the Victim archetype to create greater happiness and more fulfilling relationships.