Monthly Archives: October 2015

“When evil breaks at any point into the order of things, our whole circle of psychic protection is disrupted. Action inevitably calls up reaction, and, in the matter of destructiveness, this turns out to be just as bad as the … Continue reading →

“99 Rise” is an original Song for THE MOVEMENT with original artwork accompaniment– please feel free to play the song at “Movement” Events, Celebrations, Demonstrations, Gatherings – WE MUST BRING BACK GLASS-STEAGALL & OVERTURN CITIZENS UNITED. What We Will Become … Continue reading →

It’s painful to watch. Dennis Nash (Andrew Garfield) is evicted from his home in the opening scenes of “99 Homes.” The sheriffs knock so loudly at the front door that it is clear that it is no longer his house. … Continue reading →

Our illusions can entrap and isolate us. We can live whole lives sidestepping the complex truths of who we are, and how we feel, and the impact we have had on others. We can construct false and comforting narratives that … Continue reading →

When logic and reason fail, psychology’s standpoint can prove useful, as it works from the baseline of what is rather than what should be. When trying to gain some control over the hidden hand of a complex as it wields … Continue reading →

Bitcoin has exploded into prominence as technology capable of disrupting global finance. Massive investment money has been poured into its infrastructure and major banking industries are now joining forces to incorporate aspects of this technology. Figures like Blythe Masters, a … Continue reading →

December 1, 2015 will be the 5th Anniversary of the Archetype in Action™ Organization website. To honor this event, the management is offering $1,000 in prizes to artists submitting your work to artcontest@archetypeinaction.com. There will be at least 5 prizes, … Continue reading →

Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden’s “Mississippi Grind” is a fascinating ode to American character – rootless, resilient, senselessly optimistic, subordinating relationships and families to a quixotic success that is more defined by materialism, superstition and luck than it is by … Continue reading →

The daunting takeaway from Stanley Nelson’s “Black Panther Party: Vanguard of Revolution” is that almost every issue that gave rise to the Black Panther Party has yet to be resolved. Police brutality, economic inequality, social injustice and even lack of … Continue reading →

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