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The Six Archetypes of Love & Princess Diana's Archetype

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Allan Hunter author of The Six Archetypes of Love. In this particular interview Alan describes the Six archetypes of love and shares with us the example of Princess Diana. Very interesting interview! I highly recommend Allan's book.

Buy book from publisher Findhorn Press: http://www.findhornpress.com/self-help-16/the-six-archetypes-of-love-217.html

Allan Hunter's website: www.allanhunter.net

Allan G. Hunter was born in England in 1955 and completed all his degrees at Oxford University, emerging with a doctorate in English Literature in 1983. His first book was Joseph Conrad and the Ethics of Darwinism. In 1986, after working at Fairleigh Dickinson University's British campus and at Peper Harow Therapeutic Community for disturbed adolescents, he moved to the US. For the past twenty years he has been a professor of literature at Curry College in Massachusetts, and a therapist. He has produced two books specifically aimed at using writing and drawing exercises therapeutically - The Sanity Manual and Life Passages. Both books are based on his revolutionary interactive writing exercises, tried and proven in counselling sessions and classes. While working with clients in this way he began to uncover the presence of a series of archetypes within their writings. This led to his present work with the formulation of the six archetypal stages of spiritual development.
Four years ago he began teaching with the Blue Hills Writing Institute and he has remained with it ever since, working with students to explore the memoir and life-writing. His own experience of this medium is reflected in From Coastal Command to Captivity; The Memoir of a Second World War Airman, a project on which he worked with his father up to the time of his death. It required extensive reworking to bring this memoir to completion. As in all his books, the emphasis is on the healing nature of the stories we weave for ourselves if we choose to connect to the archetypal tales of our culture.

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  • Interesting perspectives - great insight for the different aspects of relationships.

  • I agree. Princess Diana died when I was 6 or so and she was an amazing role model! She shows women that they can do anything no matter where they came from. And you may not always get love right on the first try but as long as you learn from your mistakes things will get much better for you!

  • Awesome interview!! Princess Diana was a role-model for many woman- so loved! Looking at her transformation (in Love!!) during her life this way, clarifies a lot Thanks for sharing!!

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