Category: Archetypes

Everyone has masculine and feminine energies. From an archetypal perspective this is vital to our well-being and is not just a matter of opinion or

The Mediator archetype is part of the family of Justice/Corruption archetypes. Others often confide in the Mediator and their demeanor is usually calming and one

The Divine Child is characterized by an unbreakable connection to Light, Source, God, Goodness, Nature, Truth, or whatever word best suits. One doesn’t need to

The Advocate uses their voice to defend and speak for justice on behalf of others. They are motivated by those who are less fortunate, the

The Hunter archetype is very connected to the earth, to their primal nature, to instincts and intuition. The Hunter senses what is “out there,” and

The root of the Victim archetype is a fear that you cannot survive or will not survive. Not just physical survival but the survival of

To understand and identify an archetype you must first understand your own motivations for your behaviors. The action isn’t enough to accurately identify an archetype,

All archetypes have passive and active expressions. We all tend toward one or the other. A good way to think of this is introversion and

The Outsider The archetype of the Outsider is one of the sub-archetypes of the Rebel with its strong patterns of nonconformity and individualism. The Outsider

The Warrior archetype is one of the ancient archetypes, reinforced by wars and warring for literally thousands of years. While not limited to the masculine,

The Vampire The archetype of the Vampire is an interesting one and is typically viewed so negatively that many people would be uncomfortable owning this

The Teacher The Teacher is an archetype that is familiar to all. We have all been taught by someone who has trod the path we