Arquetipo 3 (nacidos en marzo o el día 3 de cualquier mes)

Understanding Archetype 3

Overview of Archetype 3

• The discussion centers on Archetype 3, which is pivotal in the destiny matrix, influencing not only birth date but also karma and life purposes.

• Unlike Archetypes 1 and 2, which are limited to the first two positions in the matrix, Archetype 3 has a broader impact due to its powerful nature.

Positive Aspects of Archetype 3

• This archetype embodies feminine energy (Yin), representing abundance, art, fertility, motherhood, and ambition.

• Women born under this archetype are characterized as strong-willed mothers who nurture their surroundings with kindness and creativity. They often prefer luxurious experiences like five-star hotels.

• These women balance personal and professional lives effectively while being generous and wise.

Characteristics of Men with Archetype 3

• Men embodying this archetype are communicative, romantic, and nurturing. They enjoy domestic activities such as cooking and cleaning.

• They maintain strong familial bonds and prioritize relationships with women in their lives.

Importance of Family for Archetype 3 Individuals

• The speaker emphasizes that individuals with this archetype often value family highly; an example given is Spanish actor Mario Casas.

• Such individuals typically cherish material well-being and social status while aspiring to parenthood.

Parenthood Aspirations

• Those aligned with Archetype 3 have a natural inclination towards parenting; they seek to experience motherhood or fatherhood deeply.

• If unable to have children due to health reasons or other factors, they may find fulfillment through careers involving children or related projects.

Higher Consciousness Levels

• Individuals from caste number four possess elevated consciousness levels compared to the majority (97% belong to caste one).

• For those in caste four with Archetype 3 at their core, project creation can serve as an alternative form of realization rather than traditional parenthood.

Project Creation as Fulfillment

Understanding Negative and Positive Archetypes

Negative Aspects of Archetypes

• The negative aspect of archetypes requires significant work to transition into their positive forms. Negative traits are categorized as hypo, hyper, and general.

• Hypo Traits: This refers to individuals (especially women) who neglect their physical appearance, children, and home responsibilities. Examples include mothers who leave their children in care for extended periods without visiting.

• Hyper Traits: This is the opposite extreme where individuals obsess over physical appearance or overly protect their children. It includes behaviors like excessive cosmetic surgery or controlling parenting styles that hinder children's independence.

General Negative Characteristics

• Women may exhibit authoritarian behavior, superficial judgments based on appearance, possessiveness, jealousy, impulsivity, and a sense of superiority which leads them to make decisions for others.

• Men often evade responsibilities and struggle with decision-making. They may be perceived as weak or cowardly due to a lack of assertiveness and financial independence. Terms like "trapo" or "calzonazos" are used colloquially in some cultures to describe such men.

Transitioning from Negative to Positive Traits

• Men should strive for bravery and responsibility by learning financial skills and fostering healthy relationships with women while avoiding jealousy.

• Women are encouraged to embrace flexibility in their femininity, listen more actively to partners' opinions, practice generosity, and avoid extremes in parenting—neither overprotecting nor neglecting their children.

• Both genders should refrain from encouraging abortions as it can lead them back into negative archetypal behaviors related to motherhood or fatherhood experiences.