Carl Jung believed we don’t heal by fixing ourselves —
we heal by making the unconscious conscious.
He worked with symbols and archetypes not as ideas, but as living forces moving through the psyche.
Because what we can relate to, we can renegotiate.
What we can feel, we can integrate.
This is the lens behind Embodied Archetypes.
Astrology names the archetypes we carry.
Somatic work teaches us how to meet them in the body.
When we locate a planetary archetype viscerally —
as tension, heat, collapse, armor, urgency —
it stops being fate and starts becoming relationship.
Transformation Lives in the Body
In this work:
🪐 Saturn often shows up as the manager protector
The part that tightens, controls, plans, and holds everything together so nothing falls apart.
Somatically, Saturn lives in constriction, weight, rigidity, the “I must” in the body.
When we meet Saturn with respect instead of rebellion, it can soften from control into support.
🔥 Mars often acts as the firefighter
The part that mobilizes fast — through anger, urgency, pushing, or impulsive action — to avoid deeper pain.
In the body, Mars lives in charge, heat, impulse, tension.
When Mars is allowed to discharge safely, it stops burning bridges and starts protecting boundaries.
🩹 Chiron carries the exiled child
The place that learned it was too much, not enough, or unsafe to be fully here.
Chiron lives where the body collapses, numbs, or aches.
This part doesn’t need fixing — it needs presence, attunement, and repair.
🌑 Pluto is the force of transformation itself
The archetype that strips away what isn’t true.
Pluto lives where control breaks down, where emotions feel overwhelming, where identity dissolves.
When met somatically, Pluto becomes initiation instead of crisis.
Inside the course, we don’t “get rid” of these parts.
We unblend from them.
We build relationship.
We let protectors stop working alone — and start partnering with us.
This is individuation, lived through the body.
Not transcending your patterns, but inhabiting yourself fully.
3 hours of content | $37
Got questions? Email: info@paulakusinska.me
What you’ll get
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Collective Story (1.5 hour)
How the archetype show up across culture, myth, and shared psyche
How each planetary energy expresses its gifts and shadows
Themes you may recognize in yourself or society
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Individual story (30 min)
How the planetary archetypes show up in your individual chart
Your personal themes and how to work with them to find your medecine
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Somatic practices (1 hour)
Where each archetype lives in your body
How it feels in sensation, posture, impulse, and emotion
What it learned to protect, and where it became stuck
Who is the course for?
This course is for people who already understand themselves — deep feelers and space holders— but still notice their body reacting in old ways.
You’ve studied your chart, done the inner work, named the patterns, yet something keeps tightening, rushing, collapsing, or taking over when it matters most. You’re not looking for more information or a quick fix.
You’re looking for a way to work with your nervous system, not against it, and to meet the archetypal forces shaping your life in a way that feels safe, grounded, and real.
What you’ll walk away with?
You’ll walk away with a lived, embodied relationship to Saturn, Mars, Chiron, and Pluto — not as abstract archetypes, but as parts you can feel, regulate, and collaborate with.
You’ll learn how to recognize these energies in your body, unblend from survival-driven patterns, and soften their shadow expressions without bypassing their power. Instead of being run by inner critics, urgency, wounds, or intensity, you’ll develop the capacity to listen, negotiate, and integrate — turning unconscious drivers into conscious allies that support choice, presence, and deeper self-trust.
Got questions? Email: info@paulakusinska.me
About your guide
I am Paula, the creator of Anima Soma. I’m a certified Psychosomatic and Parts Work practitioner, Reiki energy healer, and astrologer who leans on her clairsentient and claircognizant gifts to move and clear energy in the body and reconnect others with their soulful essence.
I’m also an astrologer who sees planetary aspects as guidance for inner transformation, integrating both light and shadow expressions.
For a long time, I lived in my mind. I avoided my body, shut down pleasure, and over-analyzed every decision. Somatic work, parts work, astrology, and energy healing brought me home.
Now I help clients build relationships with their bodies and parts so they can trust themselves again and grow into the identity their soul is calling them toward.
In 2023 I left Japan for the US, chasing a tech career in the Bay Area.
On paper, it looked bold. Inside, it was my ego searching for proof.
I worked hard, did all the right things, watched the job market freeze, and pushed even harder.
My mind stayed in problem-solving mode. My body quietly collapsed. One tense email could send me into a spiral. A calendar invite could make my chest clamp shut.
When the career I had built my identity around started slipping through my fingers, I panicked and did what I always did: doubled down. More effort. More planning. More trying to outthink reality.
Astrology was supposed to be a distraction, something to explain why everything felt so heavy. Instead, it cracked something open. Seeing my chart during that period didn’t soothe me. It confronted me. It showed me I was in an ending, not a failure. An identity shedding, not a personal flaw. For the first time, my body stopped fighting what was happening.
Somatic work didn’t come gently. It was awkward and uncomfortable and deeply humbling. Sitting with sensation instead of overriding it felt like losing control. Fear lived in my chest. Responsibility sat like armor on my shoulders. Panic had a rhythm. Once I stopped trying to calm myself down and actually listened, my body stopped screaming. It didn’t need fixing. It needed attention.
Energy work was the part I resisted the longest, until I couldn’t deny it anymore. The warmth, the subtle pull, the feeling of being held without effort. It was familiar. Ancient. The same sensation I remembered from childhood prayer, before I learned it was safer to doubt myself. Feeling energy again wasn’t mystical. It was relieving. Like exhaling after years of clenching.
That was my threshold. The moment I stopped trying to become someone more impressive and started inhabiting myself. Not transcending my body, but coming back into it. Not chasing safety, but letting it land. Once that door opened, there was no way to pretend I didn’t know the way home anymore.
My own Becoming
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