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Once you know about them, you can’t un-see them! Archetypes Once you know about them, you can’t un-see them!

Definition Archetype: A recurring symbol in literature, art, or mythology; recognizable in many times and cultures

Water The mystery of creation Birth/death Resurrection/purification Fertility and growth Rain = grace, growth, restoration of life, sorrow

Fire Creativity Passion Purification Judgment

Light Intellect Grace Goodness or purity

Wind Soul Spirit Inspiration

Fog Uncertainty Confusion

Ice, Snow Rigidity Death Lack of feeling or emotion

Fall Aging Failing health

Winter Old age Death

Spring Rebirth Youthfulness Energy

Colors Black/Darkness: chaos, death, the unconscious, evil, sadness or depression Red: blood sacrifice; violent passion, disorder, love Green: growth, sensation/feeling, hope White: purity, innocence Yellow: corruption Purple: royalty Blue: truth

Where have you seen these archetypes in literature or movies? Water Fall Fire Winter Light Spring Wind Colors Fog Ice, snow