Aka are archetypes seen on a structural level. They are the constellations of patterns in the Akasphere which combine to form the fundamentals for our experience of meaning. They are made of aka threads, of filaments within the great tapestry of the Akasha which in turn make up our selves and their stories.
When we talk about such qualities of ‘Queen’, ‘King’, “The Magician’, ‘The Child”, or any other system of archetype, we are talking about aka.
In the cosmology of the Mythica, aka are the fundamental karmic threadworks which make up the realms of our experience. They are the meta-patterns, the larger forms whose gravity influences the manifestations of our life.
Seen from a vast perspective, our mythos is made up of aka, of movement through the archetypes of being and becoming as they occur within and outside our self and it’s story. They are the primes, the fundamentals of meaning, the first step beyond the essence of the elements of life. In essence, they are our relationship with what it means to live in the mortal plane.
Stories are made of aka, which is to say archetypes seen structurally as weaves of aka thread in the sinews of the Tree of Life.
