Divine Play: The Cosmic Dance of Archetypes — The Living Body examination

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

In this module's parable, what is the weaver's name?

Elira Aya Amara Lila
How does the weaver Lila describe her role in making tapestries?

I am the master who commands every single thread I weave only what my patrons ask me to weave I am but the aperture where threads remember how to dance I copy the patterns from older tapestries I have seen
What does the weaver say when asked where her power comes from?

It comes from many years of hard and steady training It's not power; it's play, and the universe plays back It is a gift passed down from a secret teacher It comes from the rare wool that she uses
How did the tapestry take shape as the traveller watched?

By repeating an ancient pattern By the traveller's instructions By careful measurement and planning Not by force but by surrender
How does this module contrast Lila with the law of attraction?

Lila is merely a weaker and older version of the law of attraction Both are identical, since each is simply an act of human will, effort and focus The law of attraction treats manifesting as will; Lila works from before form The law of attraction is older, truer and more reliable than Lila
What does the module say is often missed in complexity science's accounts of self-organisation?

The playfulness animating it, the mischief in the dance of particles The role that equilibrium plays in keeping systems stable The accurate measurement of the energy flowing through such systems The mathematics that describes the processes precisely
Which sentence describes the law of attraction in this module?

A scientific law proven by experiment A shadow of divine play, one that forgets to laugh The fullest and most mature expression of divine play The opposite of all self-organisation
What does this module say about seriousness?

Seriousness is inborn and cannot change Seriousness is a learned language Seriousness is the only path to wisdom Seriousness is required for play to work
According to the seven sentences, when do archetypes dance?

When you stop trying to lead and follow the music When you choose the strongest one to lead the rest When you command them with a clear, detailed plan When you study each one separately and carefully
How do the seven sentences describe self-organisation?

A theory with no bearing on daily life Hard work demanding constant effort Not work, but the natural rhythm of being alive A rare event requiring very special conditions
Which line describes the only prayer the cosmos answers?

Play is the only prayer the cosmos answers with more play Effort is the only prayer that is ever rewarded Silence is the only prayer the cosmos ever truly hears Gratitude is the only prayer that really matters