Your Inner Goddess is the part of your psyche that connects to the divine feminine energy that resides within you. When you focus your attention on her, she awakens and rises. Do you feel a calling to reconnect with your Inner Goddess? Then it’s time to harness your new empowerment and awaken your sacred feminine energy. Our Goddess Archetype quiz is an excellent tool for better understanding your Inner Goddess, your strengths, goals, life purpose, mission on Earth, spiritual skills, and self-healing tools. This quiz will help you celebrate your Goddess within.

The spiritual archetype refers to behavioral patterns that determine our emotional, psychological, and spiritual development. When you know what your spiritual archetype is, it’s easier for you to understand your spiritual path and why you tend to choose this or that. It brings you to a higher level of self-awareness and gives you clarity in your spiritual development. That is why we created this quiz! Our spiritual archetype quiz will help you to understand yourself and your spiritual journey a little better.

When answering the questions, try to be as honest with yourself as possible. Don’t rush to click on the answer button, take time to think about it. You may feel like you could choose several answers, but you can only choose one answer, the one that resonates with you the most. You may also feel like nothing resonates, then take some time to think about each answer a little more, tune into your subconscious and pull the information that will be the best match to one of the answers. Remember that this quiz is designed for people who are serious about their spiritual path. If you feel like you are not one of them, this quiz is probably not for you.

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How would you describe yourself?

I am deeply sensitive, intuitive, perceptive, wise, receptive, open-minded, and loving.

I am an empath who can easily tune into the subtle energy present in other people, animals, places and nature forms.

I can’t stand to see acts of injustice, abuse or neglect committed against life. I am the kind of person to take on the suffering of others and be the spokesperson for a movement or benevolent cause.

I value the sense of belonging to a spiritual family. I love to be surrounded by like-minded spiritual people.

I am introspective, disciplined, strong-willed, rigorous, determined, devotional, and passionate.

My drive is in possibilities. I love change and transformation.

I am loyal, passionate, enthusiastic, supportive, receptive, devotional, curious, and honest.

I am humble, receptive, open, expressive, intuitive, intelligent, and honest.

I see myself as a truth seeker. I enjoy challenging the status quo, exploding dogmas, and exposing corruption.

I am a knowledge seeker, a philosopher at heart who seeks to understand and teach the mysteries of existence.

I am receptive, passionate, trusting, open, determined, and humble.

I am insightful, introspective, passionate, meditative, loyal, intelligent, and receptive.

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How would you describe your spiritual purpose?

To become open and available to Oneness through deep love and trust.

To unite with God/Divinity through faith and devotion.

To find Oneness through the unity with others.

To find the truth and rebel against false paradigms.

Finding harmony in life through Divine action.

To express love through service to others.

Transcending the ego and uniting with the Divine.

To serve as a Divine Messenger.

To become the embodiment of wisdom and share it with others.

To heal other beings and restore them to health.

Experiencing and embodying the Divine through the solitary path.

Finding purity and Oneness in life through self-discipline.

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What is your existential fear?

To lose faith and experience separation from God/Divine.

To be ignorant, foolish, and spiritually deluded.

Being completely isolated from the Divine in the mundaneness and emptiness of daily life.

To live in illusion and belief a lie.

Being isolated from others; losing myself in lonely self-absorption.

Living a life of meaningless pleasure.

To be an untruthful “fraud”; disconnected from the Divine.

Losing my connection to the Whole through inaction.

Feeling emotionally disconnected from the Divine.

To forsake those who need help; to be useless.

Losing touch with the Divine through busy, secular, and empty living.

To be possessed by dark forces, to be dangerous to others, to lose one’s gift of healing.

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What’s your totem animal?

Shark: survival, conservation and adaptability.

Butterfly: metamorphosis and transformation.

Snake: shedding skin as a constant rebirth and transformation.

Owl: deception, wisdom, insight.

Deer: gentleness, caring, kindness, ability to sacrifice for the higher good.

Camel: endurance, humility, obedience, nobility.

Lion: power and leadership.

Bear: power, introspection, healing, solitude, wisdom.

Crow: mysterious, shape shifting, curious, protective and unpredictable.

Wolf: loyalty, perseverance, success.

Ant: group mind, patience, action.

Eagle: the embodiment of vision and freedom.

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Which crystal do you resonate with the most?

Lapis Lazuli

Nuummite

Kunzite

Sunstone

Aquamarine

Azurite

Labradorite

Rhodonite

Black tourmaline

Astrophyllite

Rose Quartz

Charoite

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Which fictional character could you be associated with?

Neo from “The Matrix”

Morpheus from “The Matrix”

Merlin from Arthurian lore

Christian from “Of Gods and Men” or Margaret from “The Magdalene Sisters”

Ben Thomas from “Seven Pounds”

Albus Dumbledore or Hermione Granger from “Harry Potter”

The Oracle from “The Matrix”

Amélie Poulain from “Amélie”

John Oldman from "The Man From Earth"

Mr. Stevens from “The Remains of the Day”

Freddie Quell from “The Master”

Hypatia from "Agora"

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Which affirmation do you resonate with the most?

When I nurture myself, I also nurture others.

I open my heart to love, I open my mind to wisdom.

I am One with all.

Love guides me, wisdom humbles me.

I am the love that I seek.

By transforming the inner, I transform the outer.

In my Soul, I am already free.

In each moment I draw closer to the Divine.

I surrender.

There is no separation, I am One with God.

I am open and receptive.

My power comes from within.

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What is your favorite way to engage in spiritual practices?

Group meditations, spiritual gatherings, connecting with like-minded spiritual people.

Learning from spiritual teachers.

Exploring the Mystery that is life and inviting the presence of the Divine into your everyday life.

Doing your research to challenge the status quo, explode dogmas, and expose corruption.

Worship, service, commitment, and heartfelt celebration of the Divine.

Studying sacred texts.

Self-hypnosis; communicating with spirit guides, angels, nature spirits, ancestral souls.

Engaging in benevolent causes like giving to charity, looking after endangered animals, or advocating for the rights of the needy and vulnerable in society.

Healing others.

Daily invocations, prayers, ceremonies, spells, or rituals.

Practices that induce alternate states of consciousness or higher states of consciousness such as energetic breathing techniques, meditations, mantras, sleep alteration, etc.

Meditation, spending time in solitude, introspection.

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What are your strengths?

Discipline, curiosity, imagination.

Willpower, rigorousness, devotion.

Enthusiasm, supportiveness, loyalty.

Receptiveness, honesty, openness.

Compassion, benevolence, humanitarianism.

Assertiveness, rationality, perceptiveness.

Passion, humbleness, determination.

Insightfulness, introspectiveness, meditativeness.

Loyalty, selflessness, hospitality.

Intelligence, lightheartedness, charisma.

Empathy, sensuality, intuition.

Intuition, open-mindedness, sensitivity.

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In the moments of unmindfulness or inner imbalance, what kind of negative qualities can arise in you?

Groundlessness, dryness, impulsiveness.

People-pleasing, co-dependency.

Intolerance, emotional coldness, low self-worth.

Rigidity, superficiality.

Melancholy, aloofness, secretiveness.

Greed, dryness, manipulativeness.

Low self-worth, excessively emotionality, naiveness.

Sarcasm, argumentativeness, anger.

Illusiveness, megalomania, greed.

Austereness, mental inflexibility, harshness.

Illusiveness, self-righteousness, self-abusiveness.

Codependency, self-serving, low self-worth.

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What historical/spiritual character are you inspired by the most?

Ananda

Gautama Buddha

Thich Nhat Hanh

Carlos Castaneda

Hermes Trismegistus

Jesus of Nazareth

Helena Blavatsky

Mahatma Gandhi

Moses

Zarathustra

Mother Teresa

Saint John of the Cross

Spiritual Archetype Quiz

Alchemist

The alchemist is the wizard. This archetype loves change and transformation. In turn, they look forward to the possibilities and changes that the future holds. Alchemists seek spiritual Unity, blessings, atonement, and alignment through the practice of rituals, spells, and ceremonies. Often, these rituals, spells, and ceremonies include the invocation of non-physical beings such as spirits and elemental forces through the careful arrangement, manipulation, or construction of physical objects. To an Alchemist, service, sacred rites of passage, and everyday acts of faith aid in strengthening their connection to the Divine.

Cenobite

The Cenobite archetype values the sense of belonging to a spiritual family. This personality derives their human connection when in the company of like-minded people. In turn, the cenobite creates meet-ups and social communities with other persons that share their thoughts, objectives, and dreams. Due to their selfless nature, cenobites have unconditional love for others. As a person who deeply values human connection, you feel the most emotionally and spiritually healthy when you’re surrounded by like-minded people. You thrive the best when you’re leading, or part of, a soul tribe.

Devotee

Do you find yourself drawn to a spiritual journey characterized by devotion to a deity or spiritual figure? If so, your dominant personality is the Devotee spiritual archetype. See, the Devotee worships, commits to, and serves a God or Goddess, Buddha, Jesus, the Holy Mother, or any other divine power. More so, the Devotee prefers growing while under the guidance and support of an experienced spiritual teacher or mentor. Typical traits of a devotee include being receptive, passionate, trusting, open, determined, and humble. You are passionately devoted to the search of finding your True Nature through the process of self-emptying. You feel the most spiritually supported when you are guided by an experienced teacher, guide (whether physical or nonphysical), mentor, or guru. In more advanced levels of growth, Devotees are devoted to listening and honoring the voice within.

Saint

The Saint spiritual archetype has great compassion for humanity. This archetype views all lifeforms as sacred and needs to be preserved. As a result, they engage in benevolent causes like giving to charity, looking after endangered animals, or advocating for the rights of the needy and vulnerable in society. The Saint archetype values action as the highest form of love. Dogma and spiritual theories mean nothing to the Saint if they can’t be backed by loving action. At heart, you are a sensitive, charitable, and intensely warm-hearted person. You can’t stand to see acts of injustice, abuse, or neglect committed against life. You are the kind of person to take on the suffering of others and be the spokesperson for a movement or benevolent cause. You are the defender of the downtrodden, the protector of the abused, and the nurturer of the disowned. Dogma and spiritual theories mean nothing to you if they can’t be backed by loving action. Opening your heart to others is your personal religion.

Mystic

The mystic spiritual archetype is naturally intuitive and sensitive. Hence, this archetype relies on feelings to discern messages from the spiritual realm. For example, the mystic may view their current struggles as a necessary step to discover their True Nature and connect to a higher calling. In turn, they hardly find pleasure or satisfaction in riches, fame, or status in society. They also view themselves as one with the universe. Consequently, they devote their lives to finding divinity in all aspects of life. If you are the Mystic archetype, you will be drawn towards transcending the ego and melting the boundaries between “you” and Infinite Consciousness. To you, the ultimate achievement in life is the unio mystica, the spiritual marriage between the self and the Soul.

Ascetic

Do you seek self-perfection, to the extent of forgoing material possessions? You could be the Ascetic archetype. The Ascetic is also known as the “Yogi” in Eastern spiritual tradition. This spiritual archetype is dedicated to experimenting with, mastering, and obtaining higher states of consciousness. Also, the Ascetic archetype pursues a spiritual journey characterized by the denial of bodily needs. The Ascetic’s spiritual practices almost always involve some degree of abstinence or rigorous training. As an Ascetic, you are particularly drawn to practices that induce alternate states of consciousness or higher states of consciousness such as energetic breathing techniques, meditation, mantra chanting, yogic postures, sleep alteration, special diets (fasting, veganism, etc.), and so forth. For you, self-discipline, abstinence, sobriety, or chasteness are often chosen pathways to experience Unity.

Sage

The Sage spiritual archetype is a knowledge seeker, a philosopher at heart who seeks to understand and teach the mysteries of existence. Anyone with this archetype invests most of their lifetime to study sacred texts, quotes from spiritual teachers, or any other material that will deepen their connection with the Divine. More so, these individuals can articulate their wealth of knowledge to others, either in writing or by speaking. Eventually, as a wise philosopher, the sage takes up the role of a spiritual guide or teacher in spiritual communities. While you enjoy analysis, abstract reasoning, ideas, theories, and philosophies, you feel the most fulfilled when you can transform them into your own teachings. At heart, you’re a seeker of wisdom through the vehicle of the mind.

Prophet

When the Prophet spiritual archetype is dominant in you, you become the channel through which the spiritual realm communicates to humanity. As a Prophet, you have the gift of channeling and enlightening humanity with sacred knowledge. Whether through metaphysical gifts such as “second sight,” mediumship, and clairsentience, or through practices such as deep meditation and self-hypnosis, you are able to gain insight from spirit guides, angels, nature spirits, ancestral souls, or Consciousness itself for the benefit of others. In this world, you serve as a vessel or open channel through which wise, profound, predictive, and crucial guidance can be accessed.

Hermit

Are you a loner? The Hermit spiritual archetype prefers solitude. Anyone with this personality is introspective, pursuing a spiritual journey away from distractions. However, not all introverts have the hermit as their dominant archetype. Similarly, the hermit finds internal balance when meditating or studying spiritual aspects of life. As an introspective person who is prone to deep rumination, solitude gives you the opportunity to reveal your True Nature. Solitude is your greatest teacher, and it allows you to return to human society with a renewed sense of perspective and wisdom to share with others.

Disciple

Anyone with a dominant disciple spiritual archetype is a natural learner. Such persons thrive under the guidance of a spiritual leader by listening and learning from them. Usually, disciples are loyal and passionate supporters of a single teacher, ideal, creed, doctrine, or religious teaching. They find great support, confidence, security, and emotional closure in their chosen spiritual path. As a steadfast student and adherent of your faith, you feel the most fulfilled when you are learning, teaching, preaching, serving, or worshiping your particular expression of Divinity. You thrive when you are surrounded by people of similar faith and conviction, but above all, you enjoy the process of learning.

Rebel

The Rebel spiritual archetype is a truth seeker. Anyone with this personality trait uses their insight to sieve through ideologies, illusions, and myths. That way, they tell apart the truth from misconceptions. Also, the Rebel archetype leads a lifestyle detached from any misleading spiritual concepts. Your ability to see through, challenge, reject, uproot, and expose limiting beliefs, traditions, and ways of life make you a powerful force of change in the world. Spiritually, your ability to see the truth is what endows you with immense wisdom and sacred understanding so often lacked by others. Your desire to reveal the truth at all costs is what makes you so loved and, at the same time, so feared by others.

Shaman

Finally, the Shaman spiritual archetype is a healer and a gifted storyteller. The Shaman archetype is also known as a medicine man/woman or a healer. This spiritual archetype helps other people heal on a soul level. If you are the Shaman archetype, you feel the most spiritually fulfilled when you’re helping others find health and wholeness again. Deep within you, there is the urge to heal other people of their ailments, whether they be physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual. As an earthy and sensuous person, you are able to feel and engage with the Soul of the earth, the Soul of animals, and the Soul of other human beings. You feel the most at home in nature, where the presence of the Divine can be felt clearly. As an outsider, you notice things other people don’t seem to notice or care about.

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The wounded inner child lives in our subconscious, protecting us from the outside world. It needs guidance and loving-kindness from our adult self so it can learn to trust this world and feel whole again. Until the inner child is healed, our past problems and pain will continue to reveal themselves. According to the laws of karma, we are fated to repeat the cycle until we consciously break it. The seeds of karma that created the wounds in our inner child are stored in our subconscious. Until we replace these seeds of karma by planting new, positive seeds, they will continue to grow and ripen into negative outcomes. And, by planting the seeds of positive karma, we also benefit from the positive characteristics of a healed inner child.

This quiz will help you to determine your wounded inner child archetype so that you know what aspect of your inner child you need to heal. When answering the questions, try to be as honest with yourself as possible. Don’t rush to click on the answer button, take time to think about it. You may feel like you could choose several answers, but you can only choose one answer, the one that resonates with you the most. You may also feel like nothing resonates, then take some time to think about each answer a little more, tune into your subconscious and pull the memories or information that will be the best match to one of the answers. Remember that this quiz is designed for people with a wounded inner child. If you feel like you are not one of them, this quiz is probably not for you.

Quiz: What’s Your Wounded Inner Child Archetype?