What to Do With the Parts of Yourself You Buried

Part 1 of 3 of The Oldest Work. They were never talking about metal. For thousands of years, under different names in different centuries, human beings were doing one thing: taking a form they did not want and turning it into one they could use. The Druids called it descending to the underworld. The village woman called it keeping the wolves from the door. The alchemists called it turning lead into gold. Carl Jung called it individuation. It is the same act underneath, and it has one name: transmutation. This is Part 1 of a three-part series on what I call the oldest work. The thing that looks like the newest idea in the world, psychology, self-help, even technology, is in truth one of the oldest. Chapters: 00:00 What this is, and what it isn't 01:05 Transmutation, the one word 02:20 The Druids and the first descent 04:00 The witch and the wolves 06:05 The alchemists, and the lead that is you 08:30 Carl Jung takes the old texts seriously 10:25 One act under every name 11:15 Why this work gets people hunted 13:45 Where the work continues The Atlas is free. You sit with it on your own and it shows you the shape of what is actually running your life. Begin here: https://starthere.codexofthearchitect... Michael Lauria The Architect