The Warrior Archetype - King, Warrior, Magician, Lover

I'm talk about the Warrior Achetype from the book "King, Warrior, Magician, Lover".
The Warrior. Arguably the most controversial archetype of our time.
The warrior is responsible for protection, but its dysfunctional parts have caused an immense amount of chaos and pain in our world.
Contrary to popular belief, the world (men specifically) need more warrior in their lives today. Tune in to find out why, how to identify the archetype within yourself, how to cultivate a deeper relationship to it, and how to have a more balanced version of this archetype within yourself.
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[@ryanshamray113]

Wow this was so amazing, it was so inspiring and really resonated with me! I also watched your King Archetype video and really enjoyed that as well! Thank you so much for producing this content, its exactly what I've needed!

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[@grandhustla101boi]

You are doing a great job breaking down theae different archetypes. I have the book but i wanted an overview before i just dove into the novel. Very informative video and easily understood

[@daridari755]

Awesome. I realised I'm still operating from the hero archetype. It was good to hear an articulation of what it consists of so that it is possible to become aware of and move past it

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[@AlanPhan128]

TLDR: Embracing and embodying the warrior archetype in a healthy way is essential for men to defend against injustice, face challenges, and find true strength, while also striving for altruistic goals and building bridges between the heart and the mind. 1. 00:00 🛡 The warrior archetype is a controversial aspect of masculine culture, historically associated with men and masculinity, but also linked to suffering and dysfunction. 1.1 The warrior archetype is a prominent and controversial aspect of masculine culture, historically associated with men and a deep sense of masculinity, but also linked to suffering and dysfunction. 1.2 Thank you to everyone for tuning in and sharing the podcast, and please continue to do so as it is a great community and a lot of time and effort goes into it. 2. 02:22 🛡 The shadow warrior is a result of unresolved emotional issues and suffering, leading to destructive behavior, but should not be approached with hostility. 2.1 The shadow warrior is a prominent part of our culture, often masking insecurities and unresolved emotional issues due to suffering, abuse, and loss. 2.2 Darth Vader's internal conflict and pain stem from having to hide his love and children, leading to a crack in his psyche. 2.3 The Shadow Warrior archetype is created when someone experiences deep grief and pain without healthy guidance, leading to destructive behavior, but despite this, the warrior archetype should not be approached with hostility and condemnation. 3. 05:51 🛡 Embrace and embody the warrior archetype in a healthy way to defend against injustice and fight for survival, as repressing it can lead to emotional and physical violence. 3.1 The warrior archetype cannot be ignored or repressed, as it will resurface in the form of emotional and physical violence if not acknowledged. 3.2 We all have a primal warrior part within us that is a primal part of our body, biochemistry, and neurology, and it is important to face and direct it in the right direction. 3.3 The warrior archetype is often repressed and villainized, but it is important to embrace and embody it in a healthy and mature way to defend against injustice and fight for survival. 4. 09:11 🛡 The warrior archetype in boys and men's psychology helps them establish independence, face challenges, and seek support to find true strength. 4.1 The hero archetype in boys helps them establish independence, face challenges, assert themselves, and break free from family bonds as they mature into manhood. 4.2 Life presents inevitable challenges that encourage the warrior to dream big and face them with courage, empowering him in many ways. 4.3 The hero's downfall is symbolized in the death of boyhood and the end of boy psychology. 4.4 The hero archetype in men's psychology involves facing internal limitations and the darkness within, leading to true humility and the understanding that true strength comes from seeking help and support from others. 5. 14:15 🛡 The warrior archetype can manifest as either a mature hero or a dysfunctional grandstander bully, with the latter exhibiting narcissistic and arrogant behavior, but in its fullness, it embodies assertiveness, motivation, and an unrelenting energy to face life. 5.1 The warrior archetype can manifest as either a mature hero or a dysfunctional grandstander bully, with the latter exhibiting narcissistic and arrogant behavior. 5.2 They use humor and judgment to appear superior, but it's a defense mechanism against their deep insecurity. 5.3 The coward is the opposite of the hero, showing reluctance to stand up for himself and often running away from confrontations, which is seen in men who disavow and denigrate the primal side of masculinity. 5.4 Men have a primal side within them that they are scared to embody because they fear they will hurt others. 5.5 Masculine energy, particularly the warrior archetype, has been frowned upon due to its harmful shadow aspects, but in its fullness, it embodies assertiveness, motivation, and an unrelenting energy to face life. 6. 19:34 🛡 The warrior archetype embodies unrelenting optimism, critical thinking, and strategic aggressiveness to face life's challenges, while modern men often avoid embodying this energy and need to face past wounds and limitations to move forward. 6.1 The warrior archetype embodies unrelenting optimism, directness, assertiveness, and critical thinking to face life's challenges with strategic aggressiveness. 6.2 Modern men often numb out and are half asleep in their lives, avoiding embodying the warrior energy needed to face challenges, while the warrior is clear-minded, strategic, and unafraid to confront challenges, unlike the hero who romanticizes overcoming any situation. 6.3 The warrior archetype is about facing past wounds and limitations, realistically assessing capabilities, and taking action to move forward. 7. 22:49 🛡 Embodying the warrior energy involves confronting internal limitations, overcoming self-doubt, and seeking guidance from mentors to take action towards our goals. 7.1 Some men numb out and feel stagnant in life because they don't embody the warrior energy of confronting their internal limitations and pushing their edge. 7.2 Confronting our inner critic and embodying the primal warrior energy allows us to overcome self-doubt and take action towards our goals. 7.3 Embracing the positive warrior energy involves taking action, facing our own shadows, and seeking help and guidance from mentors. 8. 25:44 🛡 Modern warriors embody their potential beyond physical battles, striving for altruistic goals and looking past the duality of hero and villain to find a sense of purpose and commitment to ideals, building bridges between the heart and the mind and fighting against the tyranny of a dull mind and fear-driven ignorance. 8.1 The modern warrior embodies their potential beyond physical battles, striving for altruistic goals and looking past the duality of hero and villain to find a sense of purpose and commitment to ideals. 8.2 Warriors today are called to assert new narratives and imagine new versions of the warrior myth, building bridges between the heart and the mind and fighting against the tyranny of a dull mind and fear-driven ignorance. 8.3 The modern warrior is one who bridges the gap between good and bad, using gentle forms of conflict resolution and integrating primal parts of ourselves. 8.4 Warriors need to move past division and embrace differences, shaping the minds of the future to reduce violence and battle the war of the mind and division.

[@bediwck]

For me warrior get to know His limitations by the wisedom of king and insight of magician. Btw thanks 😊

[@bediwck]

And just want to add that we are combination of all 4 archetypes 😊

[@bennysmoke4743]

This some good stuff

[@willcrowther9968]

Great analysis! I’ve been trying to work on my recollection of reading material and I just was wondering if you could share a bit of information about your process. Are you improvising during these talks? Reading from a script? Using slides or notes with general ideas about the topics you’re covering? Thanks again for sharing your knowledge.