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Bridging Real and Virtual: A Spiritual Challenge | 173www.jrfm.eu 2017, 3/1, 159–181 literal here. A five-minute video review (see the private video link https://youtu. be/N6nXkttAUUs) provides a second-hand sense of how the game is played (see fig. 5). here we are no longer indoors in the cave-like ambience of the Lobby. here is no roof, no sense of enclosure, but rather exposure to a wide expanse. While the seascape lies ahead with waves crashing onshore below, earthy mountains invite climbing and odd artifacts beckon with their puzzles. Connecting the dots on petroglyphs opens new pathways and tests mental effort (intellectual activ- ity relates to the archetypal sense of Air). the reddish tinge of clouds and sky in- ject intensity (red relates to the planet Mars, active aggression). The archetypal- metaphorical significance of the four elements becomes more important than their literal significance. A short lists includes: • fire: Creativity and inspiration. relating to ambitions, goals, and dreams. Metaphorically, the beginning phase of all ventures of mind and spirit. • Water: emotional empathy. Addressing the quality of human relationships and connections to others. Metaphorically, friendship, love, and the entire continuum in between. • Air: Intellect and active planning. Dynamic change, conflict, and power. Met- aphors for the constructive and destructive tendencies within every human. • earth: Material possessions. stability issues of home, money, and career. re- lated to generosity and greed. Fig. 5: Inside level 1 of Land’s End.