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JC: Hero with a Thousand Faces


2.How does he/she receive the CALL TO ADVENTURE
3.They are always RELUCTANT at first and REFUSE THE CALL, but
4. are encoraged by a MENTOR(Supernatural Aid)to
5.CROSS THE FIRST THRESHOLD and enter the Special World, Where
6.they encounter TEST, find ALLIES, and ENEMIES(in the midsit of the Belly of the WHale) http://www.jcf.org/new/index.php?categoryid=837.They find them in themselves in the APPROACH in THE INNER MOST CAVE, crossing a second threshold , the breach from the outer world into that which is within us all. (or the passage into the realm of night , the stage of trials and victories of initiation will appear in the Second film.

Enter Chapter Two
End of the Star Wars....Enter the EMPIRe STRIKES BACK....

1. Where the endure the ORDEAL..."The roads of Trials,'' or dangerous aspects of the gods;
2.They take possession of the Gift of Reward.."The Meeting with the Goddess" and Father , Mother etc.,
3.They cross the third threshold, experience a RESURRECTION, and are then TRANSFORMED, bliss of infancy reained;
4. ATONEMENT with the FATHER,
6.The ULTIMATE BOON

Enter Chapter Three

How to get back Home.

1. Refusal of the Return
 or the world denied .
2.The Magic Flight" or Escape of Prometheus
3. Rescue from Without:
4.The Crossing of the ReturnThreshold or return to the ORDINARY WORLD.
5.Master of the Two Worlds ; and
6.Freedom to LIVE' the Nature and function of the Ultimate BOON

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