Aphorisms of Awakening: Wisdom from the Path — The Living Body examination

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

What strange sign did Elira notice in her garden in 'The Gardener's Awakening'?

Some plants wilted early while others bloomed too soon All of the plants had vanished overnight A hidden path had suddenly appeared through the foliage The rich soil had turned to dry sand
What did the whisper on the wind tell Elira?

You tend only to what you see Plant only in the spring You are the finest gardener alive You must leave this garden
What did Elira see when she pressed her palm to the soil?

The faces of her ancestors pressed into the soil Roots tangled tightly around a buried chest of old treasure Patterns like serpents and reaching hands: hidden archetypes Her own reflection looking up at her from the earth
How did Elira tend the plants after her insight?

With stricter pruning and rules By pulling out every unusual plant before it spread By leaving them untouched forever As living symbols rather than only as plants
What did Elira realise she was doing?

Wasting her life on a failing garden Following instructions from the wind Participating in a dance older than time Competing with other gardeners
How does this module define Archetype Activation?

A technique for gaining influence over other people's behaviour and their choices A test that labels a person's dominant type and ranks the others below it A ritual performed to banish unwanted patterns from the psyche for good The alchemical awakening of latent psychic patterns through engagement with form
According to the definition, what is Archetype Activation not about?

Engaging consciously with form Controlling these patterns Dancing with the patterns Awakening latent patterns
Where do archetypal patterns emerge from and dissolve back into, per the definition?

The collective unconscious of a nation The formless sea of Lila The memory of a single lifetime The rules of an organisation
What does this module call Lila in relation to the book as a whole?

The heartbeat of this book The final chapter's conclusion An optional exercise A footnote to the main argument
How does the module say Lila should not be treated?

As the mechanism behind attraction As a tool to be wielded As the water everything swims in As the third factor in emergent systems
What does this module say happens when we stop trying to do healing?

Healing must then be done by someone else for us Healing slows down to an almost imperceptible crawl Healing stops altogether and never returns again It happens effortlessly, like a river carving its path