In this Part 1 of The Four Survival Archetypes, Dr BB uses Caroline Myss' teachings. Myss has written extensively on archetypes, including the survival archetypes. She believes that archetypes are universal patterns of behavior and thought that are deeply embedded in the human psyche. According to Myss, these archetypes are not just limited to the realm of psychology or mythology, but are present in every aspect of our lives.
The survival archetypes, in particular, are believed to represent the basic needs and instincts of human beings. Myss teaches that the four survival archetypes represent the core aspects of our human nature that we rely on for survival and success. By working with these archetypes, we can gain insight into our own behavior and thought patterns, and use this knowledge to improve our lives, and be better humans.
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