Kristina and Anna unpack the Divisive Immortal: how fear of death and obsession with safety can calcify into division, control, and cult dynamics. They contrast the shadow with its healed counterpart, the Healer, and track common life patterns: catastrophizing, helicopter parenting, and outsourcing safety to authority. A live “Am I the A**hole?” read illustrates the archetype in family systems. The inversion path centers on meeting death—existentially and somatically—to unwind control and re-embody trust

Episode theme: The Divisive Immortal — fear of mortality, safety through control, and how division masquerades as protection.

Core arc mapping

• Enneagram: Type 6 (Loyalist/Loyal Skeptic)
• Human Design: Undefined Splenic Center (safety, instinct)
• Wound: Injustice
• Forms:
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• Successful Antagonist: Catastrophizer
• Wounded Child: Outcast
• Covert: The Faithful (loyalty to creed/leader)
• Hero: Death (turning toward the fear of death)
• Legend: The Healer (body peace, acceptance, service)
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Key takeaways

• Division often sells safety; loyalty can be a currency for borrowed certainty.
• Catastrophizing is a protector with real utility, but not a compass for vision.
• The inversion hinges on intimacy with death and the body, which collapses the control loop.
• Healers midwife people back to their own perfection; they do not replace the journey.

Possible pull-quotes

• “You can’t be a cult leader without the faithful.”
• “I’m great with change I initiate, and panicky with the change I don’t.”
• “The cure for the Divisive Immortal is a relationship with death—then the body softens.”

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