The 21 Arrows

The Seven Dark Arrows:

Attachment
Dependency
Judgment
Comparison
Expectation
The Wounded/Needy Child Syndrome
Self-Importance

The Seven Light Arrows:

Self-Awareness
Self-Appreciation
Self-Acceptance
Self-Pleasure (Joyful BEing)
Self-Love
Self-Actualization
Impeccability (In thought/word/action/deed)

The Seven Rainbow Arrows:

Illumination
Introspection
Trust and Innocence
Wisdom
Open Heart-to-Heart Communication
Balance of Male and Female Energies
Abundance and Prosperity

The First Nations People state that for every Dark Arrow consciously broken, we automatically receive a Light Arrow to integrate into our being; and, for every Light Arrow integrated, we are gifted the opportunity to assimilate and harmonize with the teaching and promise of a Rainbow Arrow …

The 21 Arrows can be read in full in Nicolya’s book Four Fundamentals: A Pocketbook for Self-Healing, Self-Awakening, & Self-Liberation.