
Life forces - the Life Themes

Life Forces
The non-physical world is also controlled by Life Forces.
Behind your entire worldview and life experience, Life Forces are at work. Your opinions, your perspective on life, and your core values are influenced to a degree that may well surprise you.
Life Themes
The Life Forces connected to your life experience are what fundamentally shape how you perceive life. These forces can be divided into several categories. Here I will focus on one Life force, the Life themes. Life Themes play a central role in how you experience your life and your world.
In theory, we could encounter life in countless fundamentally different ways—but we don’t. We are different, yes, but not fundamentally so. That’s because our experience is guided by overarching themes. I call these Life Themes—and they, too, are no accident.
Life Themes are a key part of my worldview. They are one of the Life Forces—but a particularly fascinating one.
Life Themes create the underlying structure that your life experience, your beliefs, and your moral compass are shaped by. This all unfolds in the context of evolution—because when your life aligns with these themes, it supports your development in the most optimal way.
Life Themes and Archetypes
Right now, Life Themes are expressing themselves in ways that support the development of the Ego, as well as the emergence of a new consciousness within you—Heart- Consciousness, or the unity-oriented worldview. That means Life Themes currently share much in common with what C.G. Jung described as archetypes.
A Life Theme might be something that describe how we relate to:
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Religion
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The Parents
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The Wise One
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The Hero
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The Persona
These are just a few examples.
Life Themes are only one part of the broader Life Forces, which also include the forces that drive your longing for experience—and your very ability to experience at all.
You can read much more about Life Themes, Life Forces, and Life Laws here on this site and in my books.
Here I also explore how your repressions, complexes, and traumas are often created out of a conflict with a Life Theme.
Read more about the Life themes HERE

