Innocence Archetype
When we call others angels we see them as loving, kind, thoughtful, innocent and virtuous. Personally I believe I have most of the qualities to place me in those criteria. I’m always helping other, always happy and joy full and I try to retain my innocence and try not to become cynical and bitter. I tend to respect every living thing as it were me in their position from the biggest to the smallest. My beliefs as a child have always been to give others the benefit of a doubt because no matter how bad they might be there is still good in them. I’ve always been the type that avoids confrontation and tries to make other see sense that violence is not the answer to resolve things and make them believe that life is not as bad as it might look right now cause there is a light at the end of the tunnel if you believe in it and things will get better. I’m not the type that waits for things to come to me I chase my goals and try and achieve to the best of my abilities, Whether it’s to make work a better environment or to help others when in need I’m always there. I’m not a charity were I’m giving stuff which I can’t afford away but what I do give is my help into making others life’s better in any way I can.
On the same note there is a movie called Pay It Forward with Kevin Spacey which I love. It’s not that the movie was great it’s the idea behind it that has believing in humanity like I have for all my life which is part of my archetype were if you help others good things will come to you. You might argue that in this movie the boy gets killed but his image and what he stood for lives on. I’d rather die or spend my life along those lines than be scared of it. There is a raw power, a truth that rings clear in Pay It Forward. It is entertaining, it is superbly acted, and it is the one true film, the one true idea that really could help make a positive and tangible difference in our society and our world. I’m not saying that only an innocent archetype or an angel can make a difference, all types of archetype can do well in their own way like a warrior risking everything to do what they believe is right even though they might be out powered and outmatched. I believe the innocent also have a larger ability to forgive rather than keep the hatred building up and ready to explode. So pay it forward when you can because it will get back to you when it’s your time for someone to pay it forward.
When we call others angels we see them as loving, kind, thoughtful, innocent and virtuous. Personally I believe I have most of the qualities to place me in those criteria. I’m always helping other, always happy and joy full and I try to retain my innocence and try not to become cynical and bitter. I tend to respect every living thing as it were me in their position from the biggest to the smallest. My beliefs as a child have always been to give others the benefit of a doubt because no matter how bad they might be there is still good in them. I’ve always been the type that avoids confrontation and tries to make other see sense that violence is not the answer to resolve things and make them believe that life is not as bad as it might look right now cause there is a light at the end of the tunnel if you believe in it and things will get better. I’m not the type that waits for things to come to me I chase my goals and try and achieve to the best of my abilities, Whether it’s to make work a better environment or to help others when in need I’m always there. I’m not a charity were I’m giving stuff which I can’t afford away but what I do give is my help into making others life’s better in any way I can. 
On the same note there is a movie called Pay It Forward with Kevin Spacey which I love. It’s not that the movie was great it’s the idea behind it that has believing in humanity like I have for all my life which is part of my archetype were if you help others good things will come to you. You might argue that in this movie the boy gets killed but his image and what he stood for lives on. I’d rather die or spend my life along those lines than be scared of it. There is a raw power, a truth that rings clear in Pay It Forward. It is entertaining, it is superbly acted, and it is the one true film, the one true idea that really could help make a positive and tangible difference in our society and our world. I’m not saying that only an innocent archetype or an angel can make a difference, all types of archetype can do well in their own way like a warrior risking everything to do what they believe is right even though they might be out powered and outmatched. I believe the innocent also have a larger ability to forgive rather than keep the hatred building up and ready to explode. So pay it forward when you can because it will get back to you when it’s your time for someone to pay it forward.
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