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This chapter delves into the archetype wheel as a transformative tool for personal development and self-awareness. The speakers share their experiences and insights on how engaging with collective archetypes can foster individual healing and enhance collective consciousness.

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Despite all that Paul has shared on the podcast about archetypes, are you still stuck on figuring out which ones represent your life accurately? And, are you fooling yourself into believing that you’re a specific archetype that doesn’t fit the daily reality of your life?

CHEK Professional Greg Schmaus returns for a second conversation about his archetypes, this time unveiling his Archetype Wheel and explaining how it can serve as a blueprint of one’s psyche this week on Spirit Gym.

Learn more about Greg and his work at his Healing 4D website and on Instagram.

For Spirit Gym listeners: Learn more about your soul’s unique blueprint by taking Greg’s four-week Casting Your Archetype Wheel course and save 10 percent by using the promo code CHEK10 when you checkout. You can also save 20 percent on Greg’s Healing Your Core Archetypes course and his Healing the Mind: A Journey To Wholeness course by using the promo code CHEK20 at checkout. (Special offers from Spirit Gym guests are time-sensitive and at their discretion to redeem after 30 days.)

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Timestamps

8:23 Greg’s Archetype Wheel: A blueprint of one’s psyche.

12:01 Defining the archetype.

18:56 “Archetypes choose you. You don’t choose them.”

23:25 Archetypes travel in families and have very similar energetic profiles.

30:20 Exploring the archetypal houses.

42:13 Connections between various archetypal houses.

55:50 Have you explored your relationship with money?

1:05:33 Greg’s health journey is focused on the 6th house, the hero’s journey.

1:14:16 Being too focused on helping others at the expense of yourself is a problem.

Resources

The work of Caroline Myss and Alberto Villoldo