All edifying concepts come from God or what Plato called the “realm of ideas.”

The inner family archetype model is based on the four quadrants of self and the four aspects of divinity, as described in the landmark book, The Great White Brotherhood in the Culture, History and Religion of America. Reclaiming these four aspects of our divine self in everyday moments with a deeper understanding or our psychology helps us to overcome self-limitimg habit patterns, replacing them with new patterns of wholeness that tie into the four personalities of our divine blueprint. These four aspects of self are the Divine Father who is the impersonal impersonality that we demonstrate through the Loving Father aspect of self; the divine Son, our Christ Self who is the impersonal personality that we demonstrate as our Loved Boychild; the Divine Mother who is the personal personality of divinity that we demonstrate in our lives as the Loving Mother; and the Holy Spirit “Daughter of Elysium”—the personal impersonality that we demonstrate through our Loved Girlchild.

The Inner Family Archetype Model applies this teaching to our personal psychology in a practical way, coaching us to replace unloving and self-sabotaging behaviors with behaviors that reflect our highest and best self. With the help of the inner fmaily archetyoe model, we can eliminate negative thoughts, feelings and behaviors, and replace them with helpful and edifying thoughts, feelings and actions that step by step bring us to a practical implementation of our oneness with God.




	All edifying concepts come from God or what Plato called the “realm of ideas.” The inner family archetype model is based on the four quadrants of self and the four aspects of divinity, as described in the landmark book, The Great White Brotherhood in the Culture, History and Religion of America. Reclaiming these four aspects of our divine self in everyday moments with a deeper understanding or our psychology helps us to overcome self-limitimg habit patterns, replacing them with new patterns of wholeness that tie into the four personalities of our divine blueprint. These four aspects of self are the Divine Father who is the impersonal impersonality that we demonstrate through the Loving Father aspect of self; the divine Son, our Christ Self who is the impersonal personality that we demonstrate as our Loved Boychild; the Divine Mother who is the personal personality of divinity that we demonstrate in our lives as the Loving Mother; and the Holy Spirit “Daughter of Elysium”—the personal impersonality that we demonstrate through our Loved Girlchild. The Inner Family Archetype Model applies this teaching to our personal psychology in a practical way, coaching us to replace unloving and self-sabotaging behaviors with behaviors that reflect our highest and best self. With the help of the inner fmaily archetyoe model, we can eliminate negative thoughts, feelings and behaviors, and replace them with helpful and edifying thoughts, feelings and actions that step by step bring us to a practical implementation of our oneness with God.