Archetypal Pattern. Fundamentals Of Non-Traditional Psychoanalysis. Chapter 3. An image is archetypal only when it is an individual value, which through natural analogs allows a person to learn about himself, obtain information about his individual qualities recorded in the individual structure of psyche, which ultimately allows a person to legalize his own innate qualities. The authors reason that logically an archetype in its traditional consideration cannot be that prototype (preimage), which, as an initial idea, determines the individual human psyche because by definition it belongs to culture—it is its artifact. Consequently, according to existing semantics, an archetype can be anything except an archetype as an idea. This scientific paper examines whether semantics of an archetype in its traditional sense corresponds to the concept of “an image” if an image is considered in terms of “a copy”, ”a duplicate”; can an archetype of culture be seriously considered as something that directly forms individual human psyche, as a structure that appeared long before symbolism? The authors think that not every image is archetypal because not every image is equal to prototype (preimage), as an initial idea corresponding to the concept of “an archetype.” An image is archetypal only when it is an individual value, which, through natural analogues, allows a person to learn about his own self and learn about his individual qualities, recorded in the individual structure of psyche, which, as a result, provides a person with a possibility to legalize his own innate qualities.

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ARCHETYPAL PATTERN. FUNDAMENTALS OF NON-TRADITIONAL
PSYCHOANALYSIS. Chapter 3. Archetype Semantics: How It Corresponds
To The Concept Of “An Image.” How Archetypal Are Images?
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Research in the field of the human psyche in search of its base (as a principle underlying
psychical life in general and the specific structure underlying psychophysiology of a
specific individual in particular) focused on studying the unconscious as that mythical
stone, "which the builders rejected," but which eventually became the "chief
cornerstone."1 It is logical to argue that the most important information about a human
was implanted by nature specifically at this implicit level of psyche that is out of reach
by both consciousness and work of human intellect. After all, processes that occur in
human unconscious (which essentially are psychical proto-reality) are characterized by
that a person cannot influence them only with his or her will, without special means.
Perhaps nature intended to hide all vitally important information in psychical area that
is out of reach by intellect and consciousness. By hiding information about the very
essence of a human in this way, nature reliably protected it first of all from a human
himself (like the so-called "fool-proofing" mechanism in modern technology).
Recognizing the unconscious as not only the main guardian of psychical content, but
also the forming beginning of human psyche, psychoanalysts (including Carl Gustav
Jung, who was the first to include the concept of an archetype in psychology) correctly
thought that it should not be touched by the intellect.
However, the complexity of studying the unconscious, which confused many researchers
of human psyche, from our point of view, cannot stand in the way of its actual study. C.
G. Jung, the founder of the analytical direction in psychology, wrote in his book titled
Man and His Symbols: “Our unconscious is somehow attuned to our surroundings ... to
the space-time continuum and the whole of nature” (205). The answer to this question
has been found: a human is connected with nature through his psyche; study of the
unconscious as a place where, by definition, it is possible to find the location of the soul,
as the cause and the fundamental principle of psyche, has led us to individual
archetypes and their conglomerates in the form of archetypal patterns located there. We
found out that recording of absolutely all human psychophysiological parameters
occurs specifically in, as we called them, individual archetypal patterns. This record
contains all information about each person: from individual particularities of his
physiology to particularities of his psychology, his individuality. The general conclusion
was that each individual as if gets manufactured by nature according to specific
individual project located in his individual unconscious. However, the most interesting
and surprising result of research was that the individual project of any person can be
identified.
While considering individual archetypal pattern located in the unconscious part of
psyche, we found out that it is recorded by images. In this case, it was reasonable to
suggest that if absolutely all information about the psychophysiology of a human is
recorded specifically by images in the individual archetypal pattern of a particular
individual, then specifically images determine the semantic content of this record.
In itself, the term “image” originated from a Latin word that means imitation, and most
of ways of its use in psychology either way revolve around this concept. The most
common synonyms of this term include the following concepts: “similarity”, “copy”,

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“reproduction”, “duplicate.” This raises the question: who or what exactly do images of
human unconscious reproduce, what do they duplicate, carry similarity with whom or
what, what are they, strictly speaking, a copy of? The answer is simple: images of the
individual unconscious, as something implanted in a human by nature, already by
definition can imitate, reproduce, duplicate, only those objects or phenomena of reality,
which are directly related to exclusively natural phenomena and objects. Why is this so?
First of all, this is so because unconscious (as the main, fundamental part of human
psyche), unlike consciousness, is an archaic, ancient structure by definition. It
specifically controls all vital physiological processes in the human body, as well as many
important psychical processes because it contains the most important, instinctive part of
the entire human psychophysiology as a whole.
Logically, it turns out that the unconscious as a forming origin, as a matrix for
construction of the entire human psychophysiology appeared at least
simultaneously with appearance of a human. Therefore, unconscious as the baseline
of human psyche already existed at the time when a human did not yet speak and, of
course, had no idea about any symbols and signs, which were created (and, created by
him), but much later.
Therefore, it is illogical to even think that any artifacts as objects created by a human
(which include all phenomena of cultural, social and religious life) can serve as
preimages: after all, a human appeared before culture. In fact, culture was created by a
human. Therefore, archetypes as preimages, as those blueprints with the help of which
numerous individual variants of project “Human” have been made, can contain only
properties of natural objects and not artifacts; in other words—can have a natural, but
not cultural origin.
This raises questions: does archetype semantics in its traditional sense correspond to
the concept of “an image” if we begin considering an image specifically in terms of “a
copy”, “a duplicate?” Is it possible to seriously consider an archetype of culture as
something that directly forms individual human psyche, as a structure that emerged
long before symbolism?
Is it correct to consider an archetype as a structural element of the collective
unconscious, as proposed by the author of analytical theory in psychoanalysis—C. G.
Jung, as something directly related to the individual archetypal pattern of an individual?
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Footnotes
1 Luke 20:7
2 The concept of "Self" in psychoanalytic tradition of the Jungian school can be defined
as an internal regulatory center that differs from personal consciousness and constantly
directs development and maturation of an individual. This innate, but hidden wholeness
of an individual is considered by followers of the analytic concept as innate instead of
manifested ability (Marie-Louise von Franz, “The Process of Individuation”). "The ego is
considered subordinate and included in the Self—the center of total, unlimited and
undefinable psychical personality" (Jung, Archetype and Symbol). In our opinion, in
terms of qualities, properties and functions—in this sense, this concept is similar to
individual archetypal pattern, as a certain proto-principle discovered by us in the
unconscious. The only difference is that Jung considered this psychical substance
"undefinable," while we learned how to define it, considering it a real concrete and
identifiable structure of psyche (see official website of the Special Scientific Info-
Analytical Laboratory—Catalog of Human Souls and the Human Population Academy—
http://www.humanpopulationacademy.org).
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Special Scientific Info-Analytical Laboratory—Catalog of Human Souls was
founded by Andrey Davydov. The laboratory is engaged in research and decryption of
the ancient Chinese monument Shan Hai Jing, as well as other ancient texts, and
creation of the Catalog of Human Population. The technology of uncovering individual
structures of psyche of Homo sapiens for this Catalog was developed by Andrey
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theoretical concepts. The laboratory is a partner with the Human Population Academy.
Human Population Academy was founded by Kate Bazilevsky. The Academy‘s
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ANDREY DAVYDOV
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Andrey Davydov is a sinologist, researcher of ancient texts, the author of scientific
discovery of the Catalog of Human Population and the technology of decryption of the
ancient Chinese monument Shan Hai Jing as the Catalog of Human Population. He
authored over 300 published books, including scientific monographs and ideologies. In
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Olga Skorbatyuk is a professional psychologist, researcher, one of the developers of the
Catalog of Human Population, the founder of Non-Traditional Psychoanalysis, and co-
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USA together with A. Davydov.
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