Gabrielle outlines Carl Jung's definition of an archetype as,
"an inherited pattern of thought or symbolic imagery derived from the past collective experience and present in the individual unconscious."Although this might sound a little "out there," the study of archetypes is a way of exploring your personality and learning more about yourself based on patterns of behavior.
The study of archetypes was new to me, but my conversation with Gabrielle lit my fire! Here's the follow up to our initial conversation:
Gabrielle's book is fascinating and exploring your archetypes through art journaling is stimulating and inspiring.
After receiving my copy, I was inspired to create this art journal page, Find Your Path, based on several of the tutorials in the book.
You can also watch "Follow Your Path" on YouTube here.
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