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The Lover ArchetypeMay 1, 2014
Introducing the Lover Archetype
Finally, the Lover has arrived. He took his time. The Lover's journey through life prioritizes flow over structure, sensual delight over getting shit done. This talk is the last in the series on the KWML archetypes and will take you into realms of addiction, sexuality and the yearning to be One with God.
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Article favouriteSeptember 16, 2009
King, Warrior, Magician, Lover – archetypes of the mature Masculine
Now updated with practices at the end. One of the most popular articles on Masculinity-Movies.com is about the KWML archetypes outlined in Robert Moore and Douglas Gillette's book. Dive into the murky waters of your subconscious and discover that there are men who sleep inside you who are the stuff of legends. Now, your work is to wake them up. This article is a good starting place for that long road towards maturity.
Controversial article!September 22, 2013
Hollywood as a lens to the American shadow
Hollywood makes a ridiculous amount of movies with presi-dential kidnappings, burning government buildings and invasion threats. What can taking a closer look at Hollywood through the eyes of depth psychology reveal?
Latest editorial movie reviewJun 19, 2018
The Wisdom of Mad Men
Reassigned to a mental institution after the prison system tires of his disobedience, McMurphy hopes to while away his sentence in a less taxing environment. Instead, he finds himself engaged in a battle of wits with the pitiless Nurse Ratched – who rules her patients with a cold-blooded zeal. Earning the respect and admiration of his downtrodden counterparts, McMurphy lights a fire in their hearts and stirs them to action– ensuring that none of their lives will ever be the same again.
Latest user reviewAugust 19, 2014
Saving Private Ryan
User reviewSaving private Ryan is a movie about II World War where an american group is ordered to find and get one soldier back home from the terrain of France, since this one soldier's all four brothers had been killed in combat. It is a interesting journey to look on the relationships between the men, and how the archetypal energies show up in this movie, switching side by side. Ultimately this movie is about courage. It is about making your dreams real.
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Random user reviewApril 5, 2012
The White Ribbon
User reviewThis is less a standard movie review and more of a mini-essay on the theme of shame that is central to the film. Strange events happen in a small village in the north of Germany during the years just before World War I, which seem to be ritual punishment. The abused and suppressed children of the villagers seem to be at the heart of this mystery.
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Welcome to the TribeMarch 7, 2016
Men: The era of the lone wolf is over. It's time to connect!
I'm guessing you're tired of bullshit and superficial conversation. I am too. So I created the Tribe for you.
Why would you want to join The Tribe? I don't know what is true for you, but what is true for me is that my life has seen dramatic improvements as the depth and intensity in my relating with close male friends (Brothers) has increased.
And now I crave that sort of depth in all areas of my life. Once I tasted the soul nutrients of Brotherhood, superficial connections became uninteresting.
If you too want depth and no-bullshit connections with men, join our Facebook group (which replaces our community platform as of March 2016). Welcome!
Movie review from the archivesAugust 2, 2009
Buddha’s Lost Children
User reviewThis documentary is a portrait of Buddhist abbot Phra Khru Bah and his life with his young novices. From his home base Golden Horse Monastery, the former kickboxer travels the hill tribe villages under his care in the drug-infested Golden Triangle, dispensing buddhadharma and his own brand of tough love. On his travels, malnourished and troubled village boys with no future enter his fold and become resourceful and self-confident young men. This is a beautiful and intimate portrait of one man's calling to transform tormented boys into men who serve the world.
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