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The Mythical Event series continues with episode three – A Wedding: the Bride and Groom. The bride and groom are assessed in light of Episodes 0008 and 0009 plus their assessment results with the Majors PT Elements.

The Personality Formation Score, Native Type, and the 8 Jungian Processes measured in real time are discussed.

The two major parts of Personality Formation Scores – perseverance and level of adaptation – are discussed in depth along with their combined score which indicates one’s believed ability to succeed.

Their native type (Jane = ENFP, John = ESFJ) is compared to their 8 Jungian Process scores. This is combined with along with information from earlier podcasts to show the explanatory and predictive power of the Majors PT Elements.

Harvey Hendrix’s seminal book, “Getting the Love You Want,” is brought into the picture for its central concept of imago – a merging of the plusses and minuses of powerful people in our past and how we bring the problems of imago into present day relationships trying to make the past work.

The benefit of being self-aware with regards to all the above information and putting it to work in relationships is discussed.

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Jennifer and Gary discuss weddings and families with Jennifer first talking about a multi-generational family vacation and how behaviors evolve over time.

Gary then continues presenting his experience at a wedding and associated behaviors vis a vis the light side vs the dark  side. This includes the desire for parental redemption, control, and treating people as objects all in the name of love. These are contrasted with the genuine need for letting go, negotiating with others, and being respectful of everyone involved in order to honor the bride and groom.

To sharpen the focus between light- and dark side behaviors word pairs are provided:

• connecting vs dominating
• control vs letting go
• urges vs love

This all is positioned with respect to how Shadow drives to have expectations met so wounds and ego can be protected.

Jennifer reflects on the reality this can actually be a life-long struggle.

Finally,  Jennifer closes with a personal experience with her father revolving around the Rolling Stones, “Sympathy for the  Devil.”

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A new series is started comprising mythic events – births, deaths, weddings, divorces, etc. – and the impact they have on behaviors and decision-making.
The ability to make decisions and seek out options in difficult situations is emphasized.

This episode focuses on a wedding, its ramifications, and finding the best where ever possible.

Jung’s advice when dealing with difficult people is also shared, i.e., understand where they are coming from and make a decision that is in one’s best interest rather than reacting and adding to the negativity.

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