The Archetypal Invitation: A of Beginning — The Living Body examination

Eleven questions. Nine of eleven passes, and you can take it again as often as you like.

Whose quote about looking inside and awakening opens this module?

Carl Jung Rumi Alan Watts Ilya Prigogine
How did the hidden path appear to Elira the gardener?

Whenever she worked near it, beneath the overgrown foliage When a passing traveller showed her an old and faded map After she had cut down every tree around it Only when she slept and dreamed of the forest
What did Elira find in the moonlit clearing?

A locked iron gate with no key anywhere A cottage where a wise elder lived alone A still, clear pool that reflected her own face An ancient tree whose branches held glowing orbs
What happened when Elira touched the tree?

She forgot everything she had ever known about her garden The tree fell gently and opened up a new path deeper into the forest Images flashed of her life, her ancestors' lives and times beyond her She heard a clear voice giving her detailed instructions
What role did Elira see herself in during the vision?

A healer carrying herbs, chants and remedies A weaver of tapestries telling the land's stories A warrior defending the forest from invaders A queen ruling wisely and fairly over the whole village
How did Elira's gardening change after returning?

She began charging the villagers a fair price for her vegetables She planted nothing but the ancient tree's seeds Her hands moved with new grace and her plants responded vividly She abandoned the garden and moved into the forest
What happened to the village once Elira began sharing what she had seen?

It moved to the clearing It slowly transformed It stayed exactly the same It rejected her and sent her away
What did the hidden path come to symbolise?

A reward reserved for the most diligent gardener of all An invitation to hidden depths in each person, found through play A boundary marking where the village ends and the wild begins A warning against wandering alone into the forest at night
Through which qualities does the story say inner depths are uncovered?

Wealth, status and power Discipline, obedience and effort Fear, caution and control Play, curiosity and openness
How does this module's title frame archetypes?

As a burden, and a story of duty As a test, and as a story of failure As an invitation, a story of beginning As a rule, and a story of law
Which idea from Jung's quote does Elira's journey embody?

Looking outward is the only route to the truth Awakening comes from travelling widely to distant lands and cultures Dreams matter more than anything in waking life Awakening comes from turning inward, following a path within