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The Virgin Mary is seen as the Divine Mother, a universal maternal figure who offers unconditional love, protection, and care. This archetype resonates with the basic human need for affection and security, and manifests in many cultures in the form of goddesses and maternal protective figures that appear in various cultures and mythologies.
-Archetype of the mother: Symbolizing unconditional love, care, and protection. This archetype is found in many cultures, representing the source of life and nourishment.
-Archetype of the Virgin: Mary also represents the archetype of the Virgin, symbolizing purity, innocence, and virtue. This archetype is often associated with integrity and self-determination.
- Archetype of the Spiritual Guide: Her role as an intercessor and mediator represents the archetype of the spiritual guide, helping the faithful connect with the divine, similar to the aspect of Kuan Yin (Buddhism): Bodhisattva of compassion, venerated for her mercy and intercession on behalf of the suffering.
- Archetype of Compassion and Mercy: She is seen as a compassionate figure who listens to and attends to the pleas of the needy and afflicted, a protector of the faithful, offering comfort and defense in times of need. She symbolizes empathy and selfless care for others. Similar to Tara (Tibetan Buddhism): Goddess of compassion and protection, spiritual guide for those in need.
-Queen of Heaven: The Virgin Mary is referred to as the Queen of Heaven, symbolizing feminine authority and spiritual power. This archetype connects with the notion of divine femininity and the recognition of the sacred power of the feminine.