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Its not jung's work its rudolf steiners(Anthroposophy) but I think you guys might find this useful.

Every human has 3 soul forces(thinking, feeling, willing) and 1 out of 3 is always dominant in person. balancing them doesnt mean each of them should be 33.3%😄, for example: my dominant force is feeling 2nd is willing and last is thinking. my balance will be different than someone elses, who has thinking as dominant. if there is imbalance problems arise such as addictions, making horrible decisions in day to day life, being unconscious, and drifting through motions on auto-pilot etc.

In simple terms:

Thinking type is academic, good in school, and good at math. Master of abstractions, moral intuition, spiritual perception, and cold facts, maxed out thinking type is eagle

Feeling type is artist, and master of charisma, language, rhythmic heart forces, and courage maxed out feeling type is lion

Willing type is an athlete, and businessman, master of action, instincts body and metabolic/limb systems. maxed out willing type is Tiger/bull.

dont neglect nondominant forces express those forces too, and play with them(pause😐) .

In next post we will discuss different sub-classes of animals. 🥂

I did jungian active imagination and this is the result also from what I observed There are lot of similarities between him and dionysus(pre-hellenic)

My art of dionysus. I read somewhere that ram was his sacred animal is that true? Some assign ram to hermes so I am confused

I think this is jungs Trickster archetype. mastery over air and lightning shows his mastery over speed, movement, flexibility, and ability to transform. his 3 heads point me even further to identifying him with trickster, also now that I think about it for me he is embodiment of hedodism too. What are your thoughts?

I am documenting my avtive imaginations, and dreams here. Its also helpful when people give me different perspectives jungian on symbolic meanings of these arts.

Planets on the left are moon, and behind moon is uranus. white figure is their embodiment, thats why he has control over water and lightning. he generates electricity, to not let other entity bind and consume him. planet on the right side is combination of saturn and mars, black figure with scythe is embodiment of this planetary force. he is enraged trying to bind, and consume the white figure with his flames. Only thing I figured out is that, in vedic chart I have mars in capricorn, and moon in aquarius. in western chart I have moon, mars, neptune, uranus, and vertex in aquarius. I am trying to descipher this art through astrology system, but these conflicting charts make it hard. I Need some expertise on this. I also know that jung used astrology too, so maybe studying astrological symbolism will help me decipher these archetypes in my active imagination.

I have saturn moon and jupiter planetary archetypes here. that red star is either mars or egyptian deity setekh, there is golden ankh below red star. there are also snakes, me in the center of the tree, and disgusting green swamp sea😄. how do I interpret this? I try to find my personal meanings, but I see saturn as jungian father archetype, moon as mother archetype, jupiter as their son and a "mamas boy"😄. thats why jupiter is exalted in cancer(sign of moon), but beyond that there is nothing that comes to mind thats personal.

Only way I can express my internal world and emotions is through art I dont know what you guys call this active imagination maybe? But here is the one of many result of manifestation of my internal world I might add some more details in the future

So I did active imagination and I drew it. if anyone is familiar with jung and archetypes, please explain what this could mean or how should I go about analyzing this, because I tried to connect symbols with my personal life it didnt workI tried different mythologies(greek egyptian sumerian) still nothing. I figured out that runes are norse so I came here for unswers. I know this isnt the best art, I was trying to capture the whole thing fast, before it escaped my mind so It looks kinda "fuhed" up😄

Original art to throw you guys off and to flex my Art talent😂😂😂💀

First of all what are my credentials? I major in psychology, I am interested in, and read lot about jungian archetypes, I do active imagination, dream analysis, I love studying mythologies, and my birth archetype is loki so I am intuitively familiar with this "energy". Many modern scholars say that loki is god of fire, more specifically lightning and that thor is god of thunder. if we observe the nature of the 2 gods and the elements this seems logical: lightning is fast, disruptive, very zig zagy, its not linear, it desrupts order, and its suden while thor is loud, roaring physically bigger, and has expansive nature like thinder while lighting is concentrated and fast like loki he is tall and lean(even in the myths), also in myths thor follows loki around like thunder follows lightning. as I mentioned I study jungian psycho-analysis, in this specific case I will focuse on dream analysis: I had a dream that there was a guy, who was sitting close to the pool in a summer season it was a sun set he had red hair glowing orange eyes(both are sacred colors of loki) he had charming trickster expression, like he could charm anyone and it was like he embodied confidence. he had those sick magenta colored sunglasses😎✨😄. I dont want to go into details to not expose my inner world, but after some events in the dream he popped up in the sky. clouds got darkened, his eyes started gowing red, and he comanded lightning from the clouds down to earth and woke up. I thought he was hermes(but hermes has no connection to lightning) or dionysus(he had more masculine vibe than dionysus), but my intuition told me those were not him so I did what any sane person would do went on a walks to stimulate my right side of the brain😎🥂, and today I had sudden realization flash of intuition that it was loki so based on modern scholars and my experience I think loki is not just a trickster his element is fire, specifically lightning and I think these modern scholars are correct in their assumptions.