The 6 archetypes of love

In spite of the philosophical rigor of the lovers, who divine in their beloved all the possible ways of loving; There are some archetypes that segment love in 6 categories.

Dante, less modest, thought of nine.

This classification responds more to the bourgeois leisure of researchers than to a real need to establish levels within love. Despite these pedantic objections, it is interesting to investigate, and even question the scientific proposal.

Let's go through the six archetypes of love.

Archetype I. Ludus.

Love as a game.

The archetype of the Ludus projects a lover without the ability-or desire-to commit. He does not have higher expectations about the relationship than an immediate satisfaction. For this subject love is a playful operation, a game, although it does not stop practicing it with absolute dedication.

The clearest example of this style of love is reflected in two fundamental works: Lana Caprina, by Casanova, and Diary of a seducer (Forførerens Dagbog), by Søren Kierkegaard.

Archetype II: Agape.

The archetype of Agape denounces all those who place the needs of the beloved person above their own. The Agape is the selfless love, the love that is offered without expecting anything in return; and, therefore, hardly associable to satisfaction.

Archetype III: Mania.

The lover in whom the archetype Mania predominates feels a sickly, possessive, even obsessive love.

It is a lunatic exacerbation of romanticism whereby the lover feels he owns the beloved person, and operates on it as if his desires did not have the slightest weight.

Within this category are violent, shameless characters, almost always inclined to reify the other and to think of him as a valuable possession.

A good example of a counteroffensive against the archetype Mania can be found in the excellent story by May Sinclair, Where Your Fire Never Goes Off (Where Their Fire is Not Quenched).

Archetype IV. Pragma.

The Pragma archetype defines someone whose love expectations are bureaucratically clear.

This style of lover is remarkably practical, and knows perfectly what you expect from a bond. In general, it includes brain people who see love as a cost-benefit relationship.

Your most successful initiates are able to end a successful relationship within a few days of initiation if something suggests a possible future failure.

Archetype V: Storge.

The love mate.

The second archetype of love, love Storge, classifies all lovers who place love as an evolved version of friendship.

It is especially interested in affinities, and values them as if they had some specific weight in the desire. Their most radical specimens fall in love with people just because they share some common interest.

Archetype VI. Eros.

The archetype of Eros identifies passionate lovers, emotionally thrown on the person they desire. Their love is built on the aesthetic enjoyment, sensory, and despise any kind of attraction that does not involve the strictly carnal.

The model of Eros is strongly present in romanticism, although it can be found with a certain profusion among knights of questionable fidelity and unappealable common sense.

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"The Fallen" Poetry III

Eternal and untouched, like matter,

They follow me, they lead me through dreams,

The world is circular, so the wise say,

At one time it was;

A queen for any king,

Give me my freedom for as long as I be,

There are things I can't force,

There are no exact guidelines,

Born again...

To falling into the hell of her sins,

Together in underworld,

The angels, half happy in Heaven,

They envied us, her and me,

Forever in the underworld.

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5 myths about the fairies

Hi to everyone! Speaking of myths about the fairies is somewhat redundant, however, we do not speak here of the myth as a hidden truth or a new perpcetion, but of the attempts to explain the survival of certain stories through logical reasoning, which is not always built on what we currently consider digestible in intellectual terms.

The Fairies are a myth, that does not mean that they could have existed. And all myth is, in short, the only way to express the inexpressible; consequently, every myth is real, since only through it can we access images and concepts that would otherwise be rigorously inaccessible.

1.-Fairies are the souls of dead children.

A fairly popular belief states that fairies are the souls of dead children who refuse to leave the world. The Banshee of Ireland, for example, are described as ruddy tiny phantasmagorias, similar to children. In England, it is believed that the Fairies are the spirit of dead children who have not been baptized. There is a curious anecdote consigned by the English poet William Blake, who claimed to have witnessed the funeral of a Fairy after one of the babies in his region died suddenly without having received the baptismal mark.

2.-Fairies are Elementals.

This myth points out that there are different levels of existence, more ethereal than human and less subtle than angelic. The philosopher and occultist Paracelsus rigorously detailed this reasoning in his treatise on the elemental spirits (Liber of Nymphis, sylphis, pygmaeis et salamandris et de caeteris spiritibus), where he states the possibility of infinite levels of existence between gross matter and the absolute spiritual purity, being the Fairies a race that lives in this imperceptible world.

3.-The Fairies are angels.

According to this myth the Fairies are "degraded" angels, that is, rebellious angels who were not condemned to a demonic existence, or who descended to earth long before that celestial conflict that exiled Satan took place.

Following this legendary reasoning, the Fairies were angels who fell in love with the Earth and abandoned their angelic essence, adapting completely to the spiritual impossibilities of their new home. According to an ancient medieval tradition, when the celestial wars ended God allowed the victorious angels to choose between remaining in heaven or experiencing a new way of life on earth. Those who chose the second are what we now call Fairies.

4.-The Fairies are pagan gods.

It is common to think that the Fairies are a poetic diminution of the old pagan deities crushed by Christianity. However, this is not so, at least in part, as evidenced by the Celtic and Nordic pre-Christian legends, where the Fairies exist long before the arrival of the Catholic faith, although with a size that has nothing to do with the diminutive .

One of the most important proponents of this theory was J.M. Barrie, author of Peter Pan and the irritating Tinkerbell, where he merges with myth number 5.

5.-Fairies are born from the laughter of babies.

Banal legend that indicates that all the Fairies were born of the first laugh of the first baby. As we mentioned, J.M. Barrie incorporated this idea for his stories of Peter Pan and in the novel of 1902: The Little White Bird , where the origin of the Fairies is explained in these terms:

("When the first baby laughed for the first time, his laugh broke into a million pieces, and they all went skipping about.) That was the beginning of fairies.

This prosaic story is, in reality, the infantile plunder of a medieval legend widespread in Ireland. In the original myth, the laughter of babies, that is, the first movement of innocence, breaks into a million "crystal" parts, and from there the fairies emerge.

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National Socialism’s achievements

Apart from the very humanitarian Lebensborn homes, here are some other achievements of the National Socialists – scornfully called Nazis – with the unspoken desire to kill them all. The name “Nazi” alone insures the maximum animosity, just as shown by the most alarming Norwegian “Tyskerban” example. To the Norwegians the Lebensborn children were all Nazis, deserving to die.

Examples of achievements:

1. 458.179 one Family homes were built during 1933 – 1937, all with gardens and practically free of debts.

2.The rents were not permitted to be more than 1/8 of the average wage.

3. 91.000 Farms were established between 1933 – 1936 and they were to be hereditary family farms.

4. The conditions of employment were better than anywhere else in the world. Sports and leisure activities were fostered. Germany’s youth was the happiest and healthiest anywhere on Earth – Europe?

5. In the Olympic games in 1936 Germany won by far the most medals of any country. Jesse Owens, the USA negro runner was celebrated, regardless of publicity to the contrary. Yet the President of America did not come near him to shake his hand back in the USA.

6. The organisation “Mother and Child” was created with 30,000 centres in Germany. Child endowment was introduced.

7. 640 new churches of all denominations were being built by the government.

8. A law for the protection of animals was introduced, that is still unique in the world. The cruel kosher/ hallal killing was banned.

9. The police was disarmed, including truncheons.

10. Crime was at a very low level. Some smaller country courts were closed, due to lack of work!

11. German motor bike and push bike manufacturers were world leaders, not only in the volume of production but also in quality. Theft of bicycles was virtually unknown.

12. Art was at a high level of beauty and was promoted by the government. It was art of a pleasing kind and not the awful DaDa-ism productions that were the rage in other countries.

13. Germany produced the most elegant cruise ships. It also produced the Hindenburg Zeppelin, which was a flying Hotel. The Zeppelin even sported a lightweight piano on board, with a pianist entertaining the guests. Germany also built the first Helicopter, which was incidentally flown by a woman, Hannah Reitsch.

14. Germany nurtured the love for classical and music in general. Germany had the most symphony orchestras in the world and the best musicians.

15. Germany made great advances in medicine, chemistry, food science, natural sciences, varnish, artificial oils, petrol and many more. Television was a German invention as was the Video.

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Lebensborn e.V.

“Himmler’s baby factories,” “SS bordellos,” or the famous “breeding farms for the master race”—these were just a few of the provocative terms invented by pornographers and anti-German propagandists which have been used to describe Lebensborn e.V. (e.V. stands for “registered association,” or in German, eingetragener Verein).

The idea of Lebensborn was born cause the “Wellspring of Life” homes for mothers, either married and in financial difficulties or unmarried. Men were expected to marry and father children. Family life and the role of mothers was a high priority of the Hitler government because they were the future of germany.

Unwed mothers, it is true, were also accepted by these hospitals, but in such cases every effort was made to arrange subsequent marriages with the biological fathers, and the organization offered further care to the extent needed.

The Lebensborn was among the most exemplary charitable organizations of its time. Founded in 1936, it grew to include a total of 18 lying-in hospitals. These also served as temporary homes for orphans.

This often included help in securing living quarters. In special cases adoptions were arranged. The facilities, admittedly, were not available to all German women. There were in fact racial requirements, and proof of Aryan ancestry including all four grandparents had to be provided. Women with obvious genetic defects were also excluded. That is why mostly of them were blue eyed and blonde, but doesnt means if had other characteristics the baby would be less or more loved, the important for them is that they were germans, mother and father germans, so how It looked a person doesnt Matter much, that Hitler wanted only blue eyes and blonde is a lie and propaganda anti germans.

But the facilities, though financed entirely from monthly contributions by SS members, were not restricted to SS use alone. During the war years, up to 90 percent of the women giving birth there were wives of soldiers and officers of the army, navy and air force, that is why mostly woman were single mother, cause the when started the war the fathers died.

As to the charge that Lebensborn participated in a program for the Germanization of children abducted from the conquered territories, the U.S. Military Tribunal found no substantiating evidence whatsoever. On the contrary, it found Lebensborn policy was to make every effort to bring orphaned children together with their surviving next of kin.

Children transferred to Lebensborn orphanage facilities by other organizations always received the best possible care. No instances of cruelty or sexual abuse of any sort were ever adduced.

These factual and judicial findings, however, proved no barrier to the myth makers. Early in the 1950s, the German illustrated magazine Revue ran a sensationalistic series purporting to show Lebensborn as a “breeding farm for the master race.”

The nonsense reached its apogee in a late 1950s German film, by Arthur Brauner, entitled simply Lebensborn e.V. In Brauner’s cinematic fantasy these lying-in hospitals underwent a transmogrification into sex parks. This film was an instant hit and was circulated throughout the globe.

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"The Girl" Poetry II

This little girl inside me,

And without thorn the rose,

So fair and sweet,

Of spring the fairest flower,

Dances with the hours and graces,

Coloured like the dawn,

We maybe are strangers,

With fame and not with fire,

She was lookin' for a soul to steal,

And he was in a bind,

And lose his own soul?

Its trial, its trouble, its sorrow,

Of a day without a tomorrow,

Exiles from delight,

To liberate us into life.

Is darkness of the night?

Is the moonlight,

Were we dance with her light.

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"The Fly" Poetry I

In no man's land,

Where the spirit was born,

The fittest place where man can die,

Destroys, remakes, for His own pleasure,

But that we still should cry,

She passed through the darkness gate,

Through the roses,

I see your falling tears,

As in her shadow of death,

Under an unknown sky

On the other side,

We'll be able to fly...

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