Would I Rather Be Right,

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.

We Can Sit Here And Talk About All The Negativity, Which We've Done A Little Bit, But For Every Act Of Evil In The World, There Are A Million Acts Of Kindness. Basically, Our Nature Is To Love Each Other And Care About Each Other, And Most Of Us Do That. Most Of Us Have No Quarrel With Anybody Who's Living On Another Side Of The Planet And Who Might Have A Different Religious Persuasion. It's Just These Small Minorities To The Far Right And The Far Left Who Get All Of The News Time And Print Space.

Who Is The Ultimate Dreamer? Call It As You Will: God, Higher Consciousness, Krishna, Spirit, Whatever Pleases You. .. One Dream, One Dreamer, Billions Of Embodied Characters Acting Out That One Dream. .. Your True Essence Is That You Are Part And Parcel Of The One Big Dream.

This Force Is Unlimited. It Is Always Moving And Always Flowing. The Ancient Hawaiians, The Kahunas, Used The Metaphor Of The Flow Of A Running Stream To Represent The Divine Force.

If You're Going To Change A Habit, You Must Be The Treatment.