Many of you reading this will be no stranger to different kinds of therapies; shadow work, inner child healing, psychoanalysis or self-development tools such as journaling and mindfulness practices.

Inner psychic energies are notoriously hard to decipher or interpret accurately.

Some work like malware and sabotage us: they stop us from acting or sticking to intentions. Others activate tremendous gifts that are lying dormant.

Because they are hard to identify we need to give them a form or shape to be able to work with them. Symbols and Archetypes are these forms.

Carl Jung, one of the forefathers of modern psychology saw how symbols and images work like an interface between the unconscious mind and conscious awareness. 

They project hidden energies onto the big screen of the conscious mind, where it’s easier to see and interpret. 

He showed how there are innate characteristics universal to all cultures in all ages imprinted on our minds called the Collective Unconscious. These ancestral images self-organise into categories we can identify as Archetypes. They are symbols with universal meanings, and show up in dreams, myths, fairy tales, religions and literature. 

This way of seeing is all about transforming perception from linear, narrow thinking patterns to holographic or holistic understanding.

On the programmes on Symbolic Sight, we’ll take a top-down approach and first plot a map of the terrain – the terrain of your psychic energies at play. This way it’s easier to find connections and patterns.

Why is it called the Heligimbal Method™? You have I’m sure seen the BBC series Planet Earth. In 2006 when it was first released, it was celebrated for the extraordinary rock-steady HD aerial footage; extreme long-shots of very tough terrain only accessible by helicopter.

All this was made possible because of a little invention called a Heligimbal attached to the tripod; it would absorb and spin with the vibrational disturbance and hold the all-seeing eye of the camera balanced and focused.  

You are like the camera.

To find clarity of vision, you will uncover the sources of distorting or disrupting vibrations in the psyche. For action and motivation, you’ll identify how to tap into a sustained source of energy or life force – in ancient India they called it prana, in the West, from a Jungian standpoint, libido.