Sit back, switch on and take in the wisdom and knowledge of Neo-Jungian analyst Dr. Robert Moore’s lecture on “The Sacred King in Myth, Folklore and Religion.” Recorded in 1989, but more relevant today than ever, explore the depths of the sacred king archetype and its profound implications for understanding the masculine psyche.

Key Points Explored:

• Archetypal Structure: Dr. Moore delves into the intricate structure of the mature masculine psyche, unveiling the significance of balanced access to the key archetypes – the King, the Warrior, the Magician, and the Lover.
• Psychological Wellbeing: Emphasizing the vital link between psychological wellbeing and the archetypal energies, Dr. Moore advocates for conscious engagement and warns against imbalance.
• Techniques for Access: Explore the profound insights into utilizing images and active imagination as tools to access and harness the power of these archetypal energies within the psyche.
• Evolution of Kingship: Uncover the evolution of kingship from its divine origins to its role as a conduit for blessings, as evidenced in Egyptian, African, and Mesopotamian cultures.
• Hebrew Kingship: Discover the pivotal shift in the Hebrew kingship, marking a transition towards disidentification with the archetype and the king’s role as a steward accountable to a higher law.
• Psychological Impact: Unearth the psychological impact of the king archetype, including its shadow forms such as narcissistic behavior, and the imperative for individuals to internalize and relate to this archetype for a profound sense of purpose and meaning.