What Are Archetypes? (Beware they are manipulating you)

You archetypes are the primordial ideas of the universe.

Therefore, everything that exists in the universe is archetypal and emanates a meaning behind it.

The archetypes can be represented through photos, figurines, symbols, subliminal images and among other forms.

Every time an archetype is used by a certain person, it will result in the production of neurotransmitters that are linked to that archetype.

An example often used in the world of archetypes is the archetype of the Eagle.

This archetype when used results in the production of the neurotransmitter dopamine.

In turn, dopamine makes a person more confident, with more energy, with more self-esteem and with more focus on getting results.

Therefore, presidents, great world powers and leaders use the archetype of the eagle in their flags and logos.

For you to better understand the use of archetypes, we will separate them into;

positive archetypes: produce positive neurotransmitters in the brain.

negative archetypes: impair the production of positive neurotransmitters in the brain.

The Types of Archetypes

The Positive Archetypes

You positive archetypes produce positive neurotransmitters in the brain such as dopamine, serotonin, endorphin, oxytocin and others.

The release of these neurotransmitters makes the person happier, more cheerful, powerful, calm and among other positive reactions.

Here are the list of some positive archetypes and their meanings;

Eagle: power, strength, self-esteem, freedom.Tree: prosperity growth.Car: sexuality, power, sex.Owl: knowledge, wisdom, power.Balance: balance, decision.Butterfly: transmutation, change, rebirth.Puppy: friendship, reduces anxiety, protection.Horse: high self-confidence, decisiveness, independence.Sword: strength and courage, power.Flowers: success, harmony, prosperity, calm, peace.Cats: independence, self-esteem.Dolphins: intelligence, courage, sociable, joy.Tiger: strength, protection, action.

The Negative Archetypes

Now, let’s look at some weak archetypes that impair the release of positive neurotransmitters in the brain.

Elephant: excessive weight, depression, workhorse.Ant: works too much, easy prey.Hen: breeds endlessly.Monkey: talks too much, stealing.Parrot: impersonator, talks a lot.Duck: be passed backwards.Mouse: illness, evil, thief, is one of the worst symbols.Turtle: Excessive slowness, slowly almost stopping.cow: cutting animal, sacrifice.

Of course, the list of archetypes is endless and it would not be possible to talk about them all in a single article.

Therefore, be aware of the symbols that you usually see in your home, on television or among other environments that you frequent.

Yeah, they are influencing your emotions, your behaviors and results.

How to Use an Archetype

Pictures and Figurines

Archetypes can be represented by pictures and figurines.

So once you’ve chosen the archetype you want to use, just put it somewhere you can see it constantly.

Every time your brain captures a certain archetype it will produce the responsible neurotransmitters.

Remembering, the use of symbols can be done through decorative frames.

It’s up to you to choose the archetype you want to introduce into your home or work environment.

wallpapers and wallpaper

If you want to maximize the benefits of the archetypes in your life, set them as wallpapers on your computer or cell phone.

Every time your brain captures these symbols it will soon produce the corresponding neurotransmitters.

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