Venturing into Sacred Space | Archetype of the Magician 

yet without burdens (challenges)...one's wisdom cannot grow. If it is solid wisdom you carry...it will be heavy.

@@RikLeedsMusic.77 Its about the integration purpose, like new cells in the body, new wisdom interconnects with the our ADN, that has in total length, of all the cells in our body, about 67 billion miles long, thats a lot of space to integrate even the most cosmic wisdom we can percieve, so the trick for me is APPLYING, the wisdom into the world, into my actions, so i can transmit my message, not with words, but with 67 billion miles of information, in a simple and humble gesture

If its heavy it's probably not integrated wisdom its trauma imo now that stuff is heavy

I've done it. When I first started hiking nature terrified me. I felt there was something in the bushes about to jump out at me. Then I realized I was feeling the spirit of the trees bushes etc. Then I decided to go all out. Now I'm not scared at all. I prefer hiking at night. I love the feeling of being alert and using all my senses to navigate my way.

YES

This video and this channel are beautiful. Thank you.

@@tesspulido you are too!

Truelly

True holy ground is within the realm of knowledge.

You are an inspiration! And an ambassador for the military! I’m glad to know that people who have eyes to see are in and among the people protecting our country and are also breaking through beyond the borders of countries …and even ego … to disappear! Amen

And I realised eye drops are also joyful

Well said!

@tim horton well said.

The actual character wasn't very professionally contained, had unresolved grief and loss trauma, and violated many ethical boundaries - film theatrics perhaps demands this.

Me too, thanks!

Wait, he's not going to do more? Oh no!

Same and same ):

What? Why is he stopping??

@@micanikko He made 4 videos for each of the archetypes spoken about in King warrior magician lover

I agree. There are some Christian places that there is a sense of the spiritual and the sacred, but for the most part it seems bastardized. I, myself, am a theistic Satanist and on the apex of our revival into the modern world we brought with us the complexities of occult magick and all of the warnings against it. Meditation, ritual, initiation, greater forces, introspection, and much more are integral to our craft and there is a real sense of sacred spaces. On the outskirts of our religion you will find those who, similar to modern Christianity, have lost the spirituality that was once at the core. Indeed, I think the witch burnings of the Catholic church and the conversion of pagans seemed to sweep spirituality as a whole out of the hands of the people. If you like this channel, "The Unexplored Depths of Spider-Man 3" actually gives a good analogue to the journey the church has taken so far. I do like that you point out that it's modern church architecture. There are some churches that still retain their spirituality, although they are difficult to find. I still don't agree with their message, their path isn't mine, but you would do well to seek out churches with ties to Rosicrucianism and possession by the holy spirit if this is something you're looking for. As cliché as it sounds, the Free Masons were once this, but in recent years they have corrupted and blurred their lines in the same way Anton LaVey did when he proclaimed a newfound atheism and drove away the closest to his original divinely-inspired message.

Matthew Northenscold Your comment is true. I felt this deeply in my studies years ago and this is why I chose not to pursue becoming a Pastor.

There's nobody left anymore who has any real teachings to pass on, all they know how to do is read from books to you and repeat what someone else read out of a book to them. The churches should have people who can see demons and clean your aura and be honest with you about spiritual health and tell you why you don't have any if so, etc etc, but - nobody teaches it, cause there's no teachers left. They all got killed off as witches or whatever, all the medicine men and women lost. Churches thesedays often still do condemn some evil but they go along with supporting systems that are clearly evil, as if they are actually ok. They are very 'blue pill' and that is why they can't help people who are 'woke' and this is a big problem, they are only much use for helping those who cannot think for themselves, and then only at lower levels. So nothing ever gets fixed in society and it just keeps on going the wrong way, as there is nothing and nobody to support those who are clever and 'awake' to how wrong this world all is. Best you get is likes of - um shave your head and wear a robe and change your diet. So what do we want, a world full of one type of mystic only, that is all they know how to do. It's more a refuge provision or likes of a spiritual halfway house. Blind leading the blind and all that.

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Optimistic Writer me too 😥

Because they strike right into the core of humanity. These stories and archetypes are the foundation of our experience. Once pointed out, you see how they relate to your experience, and that makes it much more meaningful.

My God, I was about to make the same comment. When the experience of awe, of being small and insignificant against the backdrop of the universe is tapped into with the use of archetypal images, characters. music, etc. I always feel a longing to find that experience in real life. I find it strange that a movie can pull that emotion out of me---it exists, but where in everyday life?

OneBalance I feel like you can find this in life but it takes deep conversations with people. I think it's extremely hard if not impossible, to find these things in life by yourself. Only together can we find these things and put names to them.

OneBalance I don’t think we should be pursuing these archetypes or stories. (Not that I am saying that you implied that) I think we should go about our lives like we ordinarily would, and then we can look at how those archetypes can be applied to our lives situations.

@Lucus ness lol u sir are a dickhead that was funny...but i agree with carakav

It must have been an amazing journey. 🇨🇦

of pop culture movies, very secret

@@BlueNightZX Some truths that appear incredulous are hidden in plain sight within many forms of media

It can be difficult to find what you are looking for. The type of full experience you are looking for always have "ritual leaders". This is why religion is still so highly popular despite us living in an ever more fragmented world. True transformation is not possible without the existence of spiritual leaders that can humbly guide others through their own spiritual journeys. The problem with this is that there are very few capable, spiritual leaders, and among the many "Magicians" that exist there are a lot of "Shadow Magicians" selling snake oil, providing just enough for you to get something, but to also keep you coming back because they don't do it freely. Seeking status, control and power. I still encourage you to keep seeking. There are true guides out there still, and God can guide you if you keep seeking.

@@JavierGomezXWhat's worse is society do not respect the notion of spiritual leaders! Maybe thats how its supposed to work but reading comments like this make me feel less alone!

Agreed. Everybody thinks The Fool is about to take a bad fall, but he isn't. He's going to waltz right into that far off cloud bank and everyone is going to wonder how he did it.

I agree. There's even examples of the trickster magician taking on a more benevolent role in literature, even if those characters have their own problems. Brandon Sanderson writes about such a character called the king's wit in his fantasy series A Stormlight Archive. He is their world's version of the court jester or fool, and oftentimes will speak his mind even if he is insulting the king himself. He ends up being a character that is guiding people behind the scenes and more influential than just being a fool.

Might argue that the court jester, being the one to sneak into the King’s court and speak his truth - often times artfully through plays or songs - under guise of a ‘fool’ is actually an evolved magician all along. I like (and appreciate) the distinction of the trickster evolving by determination of a nobler end for his own traveled path. The magician/trickster probably IS a bit childlike, which I love. But without discovering maturity is simply reckless, undermining for his own personal amusement or gain.

@@yellowkidJL I agree. Take for example Gandalf in Lord of the Rings. While Gandalf is a wise and mature figure, he very often shows displays of humor, indicating that an enlightened role model is not above acts of whimsy or mockery.

Correct. It's best to think of the Trickster as a teacher. Folly is often used to prevent us from taking the wrong path.

That's because it was a load of old cryptic woo

Watch it 3x charmed

I suppose there is about 10% substance that could be grasped rationally. The rest, I guess, can only be understood emotionally - whatever that means (I only ever do that while asleep so I'm not sure). I think the video does quite impressive job given the premise. It expresses the emotional stuff quite strongly. Not that I understand any of that but it certainly is strongly present.

@bokudensuduharagmail hey man i wanna know more

Better than 9%.

Yes, a video or two on the trickster would be wonderful.

which one?

@@jesuszendejas1753 4:40

Oh that's a good one!

There's an indian myth called: the King's Corpse, you wouldn't believe how many similarities are between that and the movie. You can check it out on Heinrich Zimmer's anthology of myths about resurrection compiled by Joseph Campbell... I posted an essay about it in my blog but in spanish...

Totally

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Like Stories of Old You’re work is glorious, good sir

Like Stories of Old Great content, needs awesome subtitles.

Platoon. Has both magician (Sgt. Elijah) and shadow magician (Sgt. Barnes)

An obvious one would be John Boorman's Excalibur. A more naturalistic depiction of magic. After all Merlin was a druid...

Great work! “The Zero theorem” “Crash” “Another Earth” “pandorum” “the discovery”

Which book? Sounds very interesting.

Little Veicy King, Warrior, Magician, Lover

Venkat Venky have you read Carl Jung's Archetypes of the collective unconcsious? Good reading ;)

ironmonkey349 Haven't read yet, it's on my reading list. Looking forward to reading it. How was it?

chills all throughout the book :)

Lol. It did by deconstructing and reconstructing the Magician and the Warrior archetypes, but it seems you didn't notice. The truth of the concept of archetypes lies in the fact that they only work correctly when we stop looking outside ourselves for these qualities and start to embody them ourselves. Just a thought.

@@BigHenFor "Deconstructing and reconstructing" - I think you've missed what archetypes are

MrDylanHM true it has no soul now, just an echo chamber for liberal ideologies

@MrDylanHM watch Girls With Sabers channel and maybe you will start to look at the sequel trilogy in a new light :)

I enjoyed The Last Jedi when I saw it in theater, I've been meaning to rewatch it because I did have some issues but haven't gotten around to it yet. And the last images are from Embrace of the Serpent and Voyage of Time (documentary by Terrence Malick)

One of the best ways to watch certain movies and works

Keep going 💚

find a sacred space of your own, a place that reminds you of your purpose and aspiration to return to your higher self. you are divinely guided my friend, look for the signs because the universe is always communicating with you.

Well, it is a bit more complex than that. The politician is a different archetype, and the magician can walk in that world, and simply by being present, bring healthy transformations. The politicians at one time, were required to complete the spiritual training before being eligible to lead the people. It is one of many specialties of the magician archetype to be present in those spaces, and it is what is missing in US culture. Many politicians went to Standing Rock and were transformed as were many ex soldiers,. it was just the exposure to the "sense of sacred" that was transformative. They simply hadn't had the experience. Many veterans now take spiritual journeys far away to find it, and it should be available to everyone in our own communities. it's not that hard.

Sorry, but sometimes social change HAS to be forced. How do you think the Americans gained independence from the British? How do you think we abolished slavery? How do you think we ended segregation? These things didn't just happen on their own. We forced them to happen in the face of stubborn opposition.

@@bluebird5173 It is indeed to responsibility of the mystics and magicians to work for the betterment of future generations. No holds barred.

Politicians are warrior archetype anyway.

Joshua Leake - Family

You’re not the only one searching for this. It’s the sound of bliss.

After a bit of a search, I managed to find the ending title. It's "Josh Leake - Family"

Yes