laces or boot straps may be frayed. He's been busy. When the family circle is threatened, father steps between the
threat and his family. He sacrifices his life to give his family a get-away. He is non-competitive, allowing his young
sons to watch him at work, and assist.
Young Boy: This archetype is active and curious. He gets into trouble, not because he is a trouble maker but because he has an active mind. His curiosity gets the better of him. He climbs over fences and through windows, the urge to
explore greater than any warning he may have been given. He is courageous, not actually from ignorance of danger,
but because his curiosity is the greater force. He is slender, rather than fat, and scruffy, showing the typical veneer of a young boy - scratches, scuffs, and dirt smudges.
Hand Maiden: This archetype is shy and obedient on the surface, but aware within. She is charged with attending to a mistress, who is almost invariably sarcastic and selfish. The Hand Maiden is dressed demurely, no flashy colors, and
has her brunette hair tied back. She stares at the floor, not meeting gazes. She has access to secrets, as she is not seen as a threat by anyone. Consequently, in folklore and reality, she frequently has a role in conspiracy situations. True to the situation in real life, where men in particular assume any dependent woman must give them full loyalty, the Hand
Maiden is assumed to be loyal. She knows the conspiracy, having overheard the plot discussed openly. She knows the
secret passageways. She has access to garments or tools that can assist the cause of justice. In modern days, this
archetype is shown as a hired maid, or secretary to an important personage.
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ZetaTalk: Werewolves
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Werewolves exist, but not in the form portrayed in the media. The media image portrays a change in form under the
influence of a full moon, and this all quite out of the control of the human infected by a bite. A dramatization of the
real situation, which happens rarely and is indeed an infection, the result of a bite - rabies.
What happened in the past when a rabid animal, most often a wolf, tangled with and bit a human. Wolves normally
avoid human contact, but when wildly irritable with an infected brain, they savage anything that disturbs them. The
infected human first finds insidious changes setting in - irritability, snapishness. During the course of the disease the afflicted human would become unkempt - hair and nails growing long. And in the final stages of the disease, madness
and extreme irritability set in - the man having become the wolf. Why does the legend tie the madness to the full
moon? Even unaffected humans grow a bit wild during the full moon, but a human in the final stages of rabies, wild
eyed and howling with pain, snarling at all who come near, would be more noticeably affected. The full moon become
the point where it was all too much, and quiet suffering became anguished howls. Tormented in the villages, rabid
victims often sought the quiet of the woods to soothe their hyper-irritable nerves. Thus, the legend.
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ZetaTalk: Cultural Influences
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The culture indeed affects how the human relates to its environment. This culture begins prior to birth, when the fetus
anticipates how human emotions will be accepted within the human culture. The infant in the womb is not unaware of
discussions, arguments, resolutions, and any resentment the mother may feel in these matters. The infant stands in his
mothers shoes, truly. Thus even before birth the infant anticipates how its persona will be accepted, how its emotional
tone will be received, when it is safe to assert the self, and under what situations true fear for the safety and security of the individual arises.
In some cultures the individual is allowed true expressions. No matter what the mind-set of the individual, this can be
expressed. This is not to say that actions against another, which would hinder the free progress of others or harm
others in their innate right to be, are allowed. We are talking here of honesty, in expressing one's true impressions and mind-set. In these cultures the individual feels secure in his or her
therefore become more secure in general, and there is less emphasis on trying to dominate the environment.
In other cultures much anxiety exists because those parts of humans which are quite natural are not accepted. A battle
begins even before birth, in which the individual buries those parts of itself not acceptable, but has buried the un-dead.
As in a nightmare, the un-dead parts of itself arise, and must be dealt with. There is rage at the necessity for this. The individual fights with itself, and therefore there is little energy to attend to the common good. Thus not only is the
individual insecure, due to the lack of consideration perceived from others, but the community is insecure, from the
lack of concern for the common good.
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ZetaTalk: Heaven's Gate
