Do You Know Your Spirit Archetypes? Here's How To Find Them, From A Professional Intuitive

But "parent" isn't the only spirit archetype—here's how to find yours.

Spirit archetypes can also be forgotten or abandoned, like a busy high school principal forgetting they also have a passion for fashion or a college student abandoning their interest in geology because it won't help them take over the family business after graduation.

You can mindfully work with and reestablish your relationship with your spirit's archetypes. Common spirit archetypes that show up often in my intuitive readings with clients include:

Identify 3 spirit archetypes from the list above that resonate with you.

Pick 3 spirit archetypes that do not resonate with you.

If you'd like to expand and improve your intuition, try my oracle deck, Awakening Intuition.

Brainstorm your spirit's archetypes that aren't on this list. When I asked my intuition, I heard "ballerina." While I only attended the odd ballet class as a child, I admire the dedication dancers have to their craft—the precision, discipline, and mastery ballet demands. I approach my own work similarly.

Consider how you already do—or might begin to—express and honor your spirit's archetypes to feel whole.

When you understand the archetypes that guide your spirit, you can live your life in stronger alignment with your soul's purpose and feel more whole. And while archetypes can be dormant, forgotten, or abandoned, they can always be reawakened. As Swiss psychologist and archetype pioneer Carl Jung reminds us, "Archetypes are like riverbeds which dry up when the water deserts them, but which it can find again at any time."