Archetypes in different star systems

[dreamoftheiris]

Had a thought the other day when contemplating the archetypes.  Ra mentioned that the archetypes of other Logoi would be very foreign for us - that every logoi shapes the "blueprint" for how entities evolve differently.

I wonder if the shapes of galaxies and the orbits of the planets in different star systems might give some clues as to the nature of evolution in that different logoi.  For instance, our galaxy is thought to be a spiral shape.   And the archetypal blueprint for evolution planned by our Logos follows a spiral pattern.  

You can see a sample of a few of the different types of shapes that galaxies can form.



There are more star system orbits then shapes of galaxies, too which may also hold clues as to the nature of evolution in different star systems.

http://www.atlasoftheuniverse.com/orbits.html

I believe the archetypal blueprint delivered from the Logos does indeed show up as clues in physical, 3D reality.  In our own reality, you see the evidence of the spiral in lots of different places.  In fact, if you're open to it, you can probably see it everywhere.  
 
Obviously, our own archetypes are mysterious enough that trying to contemplate another logoi's archetypes is maybe a pointless endeavor.  However, I think it is interesting to observe the physical world and to imagine the different ways that other Logoi have set up to bring those entities on a pathway towards the infinite.

[unity100]

Interesting perspective.

Surely the shape of a galaxy would have an effect on the nature of experience within.

[Diana]

Certainly the spiral is evident everywhere here. And it is a symbol for expanding consciousness. I wonder if, in a lenticular galaxy, consciousness is dual in nature, reflecting on itself or mirroring. In an irregular galaxy, perhaps learning happens more randomly. But these speculations do come across as very simple.

If the fractal nature of this part of reality can provide clues to the archetypes, that would be good. The archetypes, according to Ra, haunt rather than explain; ultimately the student must reach her own conclusions, connections, apprehensions, and therefore the study becomes a personal process. So my guess is that this is a good line of inquiry for you, as it rose to the your consciousness (that is not to say it isn't a good conversation here ).