Magical Child Archetype

 The Magical Child archetype is representative of the part of each of us which is enchanting to other people, as well as enchanted in of itself. The Magical Child is able to see the sacred beauty in the world and those within in, as well as the potential for such beauty where others would never be able to imagine it could exist.

They are the type of child that believes in fairies at the bottom of the garden or that animals can really speak to them.

They spend much time slightly detached from the realities of the world in which they live, daydreaming and engaged in imaginative play in their own fantasy world.

The Magical Child finds the literary world and fairy tales compelling, enjoying losing themselves in the fantastical stories within. They may also enjoy writing such stories as well as reading them, using their vivid imagination to create their own characters and worlds....<<<Read More>>>...

Magical Child Archetype

 The Magical Child archetype is representative of the part of each of us which is enchanting to other people, as well as enchanted in of itself. The Magical Child is able to see the sacred beauty in the world and those within in, as well as the potential for such beauty where others would never be able to imagine it could exist.

They are the type of child that believes in fairies at the bottom of the garden or that animals can really speak to them.

They spend much time slightly detached from the realities of the world in which they live, daydreaming and engaged in imaginative play in their own fantasy world.

The Magical Child finds the literary world and fairy tales compelling, enjoying losing themselves in the fantastical stories within. They may also enjoy writing such stories as well as reading them, using their vivid imagination to create their own characters and worlds....<<<Read More>>>...

Becoming The Adult-Child

 As children we have an infinite reservoir of imagination. Our creative thoughts are magic. Nothing is impossible as children; with imagination we travel the galaxies in our mind. We fight as super heroes. We climb immeasurable heights. Everything is possible.

For a short time we are free. We are our true selves, and our infinite imagination keeps us nourished.

Then, the reprogramming begins and the invisible menace gradually strips away our ability to be imaginative. Life slips into routines and our minds become confined by machine time and machine consciousness. As adults we become little more than machines serving the invisible menace. We become drones for the global elite.

They take our imagination away to control us. 

However, there are numerous children who never grow up! They grasp their magical selves, and keep it well hidden. They have the persona of the automaton. But inside, their imagination is stronger than ever. They question everything ...

Sometimes these adult-children become known names - painters, writers, artists of the imaginative arts ... and their imagination is alive in their works that we can embrace. They inspire us. For a while. 

Most of those who get inspired by these figureheads, soon go back into their automaton roles and dismiss their imagination. By dismissing their own magical child they remain lost .... and remain controlled by the invisible menace. 

There are many adult-children and their imagination is fully functional. They are amongst us, appearing like us. But in truth, they live out wonderful experiences deep withing the infinite consciousness. They are not under the control of the invisible menace. They are able to see this 'life' for what it is .... and are rarely troubled by the mass formation tricks undertaken by the Global Elite to control the dumbed down adult-automatons. 

Without active imagination the human-automatons will never escape. They willingly walk the walk they are told to walk. To talk the talk they are told to talk. The Adult-children on the other hand ... pretend to do these things. And they are free to roam the great existence within that is a perfect replica of the great existence here on the outside ....

To make the transition from the adult-automaton to the adult-child is a distinct possibility. It is necessity to undertake creative exercises and permit the magical child into your life. It will make you laugh. It will make you smile. It will permit you to look at the earth plane from the perspective you did in your pre-school days. It will make a difference.

Is It Time To Pay Attention To Your Inner Child?

Have you ever wondered why you keep making the same poor choices over and over again? Or why relationships in your life suffer because of poor communication between parties? Or why you sometimes feel as though you have no control in your life?

It could be well be that your inner child is in the driver's seat, and if you've ever seen a young child's attempts to drive a car, is it no wonder your life is potentially on a crash course.

Fear, anger, and jealousy are just a few of the simple ways our inner child can sabotage us without meaning to. Addiction and other dangerous behaviors are some of the more serious issues attributed to allowing the inner child to make adult decisions.

Once you can identify whether or not your inner child is in charge, you can begin to change the behavior and patterns that are keeping you from creating the life and relationships you want and deserve, and that's what this course will help you achieve.

Our inner child is part of us--actually it is us at one point in our life. But even though we grow up physically, a part of us still remains that child. This can be good in terms of play, fun, and just looking at life with the wonder of a child. Yet when our inner child is permitted to be the driver's seat, making life decisions that children have no business making, that's an entirely different story.

Your Inner Child is actually an echo of the child you once were.

We are all individuals with our own unique history and we all are victims of our environment, life events and the significant people around us. Each one of these scenarios has influenced us and been part of our inner development.

Our inner child has kept a record of these memories, and the way they have impacted on us.

We have all made ‘decisions’ on a very deep sub-conscious level, usually relating to how we ‘should’ be and what we ‘should’ do in order to be seen as being ‘normal’ and ‘OK’, and how to be seen ‘survive’ in our families.

Therefore, it makes perfect sense that we should, at some time, revisit the experiences of the child we once were in order to find out what our own life script says about our life and the unfolding dramas we are constantly re-creating, and more often than not, repeating.

Not doing so could actually result in us constantly playing out the same un-examined scripts and dramas over and over again. However, we cannot simply change the script by talking about it, or by conscious effort alone. The script has been designed to keep us safe; more often than not in ways that now hinder us; so the inner child isn’t given up the script that easily!

In reality, for most of us, we are living our lives like a child inside an adult’s body; it’s likely that the inner child yearns for undivided attention, some understanding, care and support.

Many us may try to silence these deeper longings with alcohol or drugs; by promiscuity or gambling; by over-spending or over-eating; by self-harming; or by other ways of avoiding the deeper needs we have. These deep-rooted needs may well be needs and fears which we haven’t yet allowed ourselves to become fully aware of; or have been able to find a way to be dealt with in our adult life. (Sources: Daily Om and Life Lab Psychologies )