The World
Weaver's Journey

Before the Journey

The "Perfect" World

The Death of Innocence

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The Broad View

The World Weaver's Journey in 3 Stages

Naive Apprentice

The World Weaver's Journey tends to be the path of Idealism. The World Weaver may learn all the lessons available in the Waters of Love, but they lack maturity and experience, thus they head out to the Lands of Labor with the expectation that everyone else will just "see things their way". Many people will laugh at the World Weaver's ideals and an angry World Weaver could turn to Villainy in order to force everyone to "see things their way".

Empowered Forger

World Weavers need to learn to establish boundaries both with their Self and with Others. If they fail to do so, they will continually play the Victim card or be easily convinced to preach someone else's message or follow someone else's path. The World Weaver must learn to choose a path for their Self instead of allowing the World to constantly sway them.

Joyful Guardian

The highest point for World Weavers is to understand that they change the World simply by being present in it. They don't force change upon the World, they Accept the World as it is, but their very being causes change to happen around them. All the old lessons of the Waters of Love are now actionable and the lessons from the Lands of Labor have been integrated as Wisdom and Happiness.

The World Weaver's Journey begins in the Waters of Love and moves outward into the Land of Labor, later circling back to integrate all the lessons of Love as Wisdom and Happiness.

The Close-Up View

The World Weaver's Journey in 17 Steps

Naive Apprentice

Denial of the Broken Glasses

Character Reference from Film:
Consider Anna in the animated movie Frozen.


Deal With the Fae

Leaving the Waters

Character Reference from Film:
Consider Ariel from The Little Mermaid

The Brilliant City

Character Reference from Film:
Consider Giselle from Enchanted

Victim or Chosen One?

Meeting the Beast

Standing on the Shoreline

Empowered Forger

Overcoming the Devourer

Transformation of the Beast

Pregnancy and Birth

Family Life or Hermit Life

The Call from Home

Challenge for the Throne

Sacrifice

Joyful Guardian

Empathetic Ruler

The Balanced World

Permission of Happiness