Personal Development
Sacred Feminine Archetypes: Embodying Their Powerful Energy
Published
7 months agoon
Archetypes are omnipresent. They are everywhere: within you, within others, and they create the very foundation of human behavior. There’s no doubt that archetypes play an important role in our lives and build our character. Did you know that you can actually work with archetypes to increase self-awareness and boost your spiritual wellbeing? In this article, I want to talk about the sacred feminine archetypes and their importance for divine feminine awakening. You see, the more we develop the qualities of these feminine archetypes and integrate them into our lives, the more nourished and balanced we will feel. Therefore, it is so important to know and understand the fundamental feminine archetypes and how to embody their powerful energy.
What Is a Sacred Feminine Archetype?
In general, archetypes are patterns of behavior that aid and influence our mental, emotional, and spiritual growth as human beings. From a metaphysical perspective, archetypes are types of energy that form the underlying framework of reality. Like many pieces of a puzzle, archetypes are separate and easily definable qualities that compose the Whole.
Thus, sacred feminine archetypes are the highest expressions of feminine energies that women embody. The more we develop the qualities of these feminine archetypes and integrate them into our lives, the more nourished and balanced we will feel.
Jean Shinoda Bolen M.D. wrote in the book “Goddesses in Every Woman: A New Psychology of Women“:
“Once a woman can tune in to the different parts of herself and can listen, observe, or feel her differing priorities and competing loyalties, she can then sort them out and measure their importance to her. She then can make conscious choices: when conflicts arise, she decides what priorities to place above others, and what course of action she will take. As a result, her decisions resolve inner conflicts instead of instigating internal wars.”
11 Sacred Feminine Archetypes
There are many different classifications of the sacred feminine archetypes you can find online. All these different theories can be confusing. Some say there are three or four feminine archetypes, Jungian psychology recognizes at least seven, while some spiritual teachers say there are as many as 13. In this article, I will share with you 11 archetypes that represent 11 types of sacred feminine energy. These archetypes are:
- Maiden
- Seductress
- Mother
- Enchantress
- Healer
- Creatrix
- Priestess
- Queen
- Warrioress
- Wild woman
- Wise woman
Now, let’s take a deeper look at each of these sacred feminine archetypes and what they represent.
#1: Maiden
This is the first stage of womanhood. When the maiden archetype is dominant in a woman’s psyche, she exudes an effervescent, eternally youthful quality.
The Maiden represents the following qualities:
- innocence;
- youthfulness;
- playfulness;
- passion;
- excitement for life;
- positivity;
- optimism;
- empathy;
- creativity;
- receptiveness.
The Mature Maiden is creative, compassionate, spiritual, and capable of displaying profound inner strength. She is comfortable in her own skin and not afraid to show the world who she is at heart.
The Maiden phase is usually experienced before a woman discovers her career ambitions or enters marriage and motherhood. This woman is yet to find herself but is enjoying the journey to get there and isn’t afraid to break some rules along the way. This phase is filled with spectacle, positivity, dreams, and boldness.
Maiden represents spring and waxing moon.
The Maiden’s Shadow Side:
In her shadow side, the Maiden:
- is vulnerable and open to others taking advantage of her;
- diffident;
- is irresponsible;
- can be drawn to risky situations, dangerous relationships, and even abusive men;
- lacks autonomy;
- may become compliant or obedient to satisfy her need to please others and be liked;
- can become emotionally co-dependent in a relationship.
If the Maiden is immature, she is receptive, sexually unawakened, vulnerable, and generally, waiting for life to happen to her.
How to Embody the Maiden Archetype?
- give your energy creative expression
- think outside the box
- set big goals
- be playful
- focus on yourself
- explore your personal boundaries
#2: Seductress
The Seductress is fully connected to her sacred sexuality. She represents a woman’s sexual energy and her capacity for psychic and physical creation. Women with a dominant Seductress archetype feel compelled to fulfill both procreative and creative instincts. On one hand, the Seductress’s energy compels us to mate and pass our genes. But in a broader sense, this life force energy (often referred to as shakti), compels us to channel our feelings of passion into creation – whether that creation is another human being, a deep connection, a work of art, an invention, a creative project, or even the manifestation of a new reality.
The Seductress represents the following qualities:
- sensuality;
- sexuality;
- confidence;
- passion;
- independence;
- deep communication;
- sexually-oriented;
- natural magnetism.
Women with a dominant Seductress archetype are intimately connected to creative energy, their own sensuality, passion, and pleasure.
The Seductress craves deep connection and intimacy with others while simultaneously desiring freedom. She is grounded in the present moment. She often becomes the center of attention—which she loves.
When we embody the Seductress archetype, we open ourselves fully to receive pleasure, love, and accept our bodies as they are, and feel confident expressing our sexuality. The Seductress encourages us to create a blissful life filled with joy and pleasure.
The Seductress’s Shadow Side
In her shadow side, the Seductress:
- can become controlling;
- is prone to vanity;
- attracts unnecessary drama into her life;
- uses her feminine power as a manipulative tool to get what she wants from others;
- can be vain;
- may find herself stuck in an unhealthy comparison trap;
- may have lack of focus;
- experiences lack of self-love and self-respect;
- has low self-esteem;
- may have a distorted image of her physical self.
How to Embody the Seductress Archetype?
- use introspection tools to discover your true self;
- practice positive self-talk to boost your inner confidence;
- learn the art of self-love;
- work with a healer or therapist to heal past wounds;
- meditate.
#3: Mother
The Mother archetype is an expression of nurturing and caring side of a woman. A woman with a dominant Mother archetype is a natural caretaker. This archetype represents a woman’s maternal instinct, the desire to create life and to provide physical, mental, and spiritual sustenance. Even when a woman with the Mother archetype is childless, or beyond childbearing years, she is responsible, protective, and finds great satisfaction in taking care of others.
She represents the following qualities:
- compassion;
- nurturing;
- persistence;
- grounded;
- safety;
- desire to protect, nourish, and take care of others;
- selflessmess;
- tendency to put others’ needs before her own.
The Mother archetype teaches us to follow our natural rhythms and discover balance in our lives. For embodying this archetype it isn’t necessary to have children. You can take care of others or nurture your creations (art projects, for example). It is the Mother archetype that helps us to get connected to our inner child and heal our younger selves.
The Mother Archetype represents summer and full moon.
The Mother’s Shadow Side
In her shadow side, the Mother can:
- neglect herself;
- be unable to show up as her best self;
- lose her own identity as a woman;
- be stubborn;
- also become codependent and controlling;
- lack personal boundaries;
- struggle to let go.
How to Embody the Mother Archetype?
- make a self-care practice your priority;
- learn to put your own needs first;
- spend more time in nature;
- heal your inner child;
- think about how you can become less codependent.
#4: Enchantress
This is usually a time where most women work through reclaiming themselves after decades of care for others. This is a powerful transition for every woman. During this phase, many women go through drastic life changes. For example, we often see divorces after 20 years of marriage when women enter this phase. This is the time when bold steps taken by women as an instinctive nature calls them to return to their true selves and recall who they really are deep down.
She represents the following qualities:
- wisdom;
- maturity;
- clarity;
- boldness;
- accomplishment;
- personal power;
- the desire to give back
Enchantress archetype gives us a beautiful opportunity to rediscover who we are once again, in a later stage of life. This is the time to explore our passions again or discover new ones. Enchantress has maturity and wisdom to guide us on our new journey.
The Enchantress’s Shadow Side
In her shadow side, the Enchantress can:
- lose her sense of self;
- feel empty and unfulfilled;
- lack purpose;
- miss out on the opportunity to rediscover herself.
How to Embody the Enchantress Archetype?
- start with exploring new passions, interests, or hobbies;
- integrate yourself into your community and find the ways you can contribute;
- lean on friends and family for support during times of challenge.
#5: Healer
The Healer archetype represents nurturing energy. She deeply nurtures and nourishes herself, enabling her to extend that care to others.
The Healer represents the following qualities:
- unconditional love;
- healthy relationships based on genuine connection;
- patience;
- compassion;
- presence in the moment;
- support;
- nourishment;
- care.
The Healer is an alchemist that transmutes emotional wounds into strengths. She teaches us to face our Shadow self and heal our past wounds.
The Healer’s Shadow Side
In her shadow side, the Healer can:
- feel responsible for solving everyone’s pain and struggles;
- start over-giving and neglecting herself;
- feel depleted and drained;
- have a “gifted” complex and believe no one can heal unless they have her special knowledge and skill-set;
- be focused on self-gratification as the driving force for offering help, rather than focusing on the person’s healing.
How to Embody the Healer Archetype?
- practice active listening;
- engage in your own shadow work;
- learn to recognize your true intentions before you offer any help;
- help people but don’t take their karma away from them, learn to assist not control.
#6: Creatrix
The Creatrix archetype represents creative energy. She teaches us to unleash our authentic selves and creative energy, and express our soul.
The Creatrix represents the following qualities:
- creativity;
- authenticity;
- honesty;
- integrity;
- purposefulness.
The Creatrix recognizes that every creative expression she manifests is done in co-creation with the Divine.
The Creatrix’s Shadow Side
In her Shadow side, the Creatrix can:
- doubt herself and her creations;
- feel not good enough;
- be paranoid;
- get trapped in a “starving artist” mentality;
- copy other people’s ideas.
How to Embody the Creatrix Archetype?
- engage in practices that focus on healing sefl-doubt and boost your self-esteem;
- practice deep meditation to re-connect with your higher self;
- learn the art of self-love;
- let go of limiting beliefs.
#7: Priestess
The Priestess archetype represents our unique soul path in this lifetime. She teaches us to tune in to our intuition and trust Divine guidance as we walk our path. The Priestess aligns with our highest values and spiritual purpose.
She represents the following qualities:
- has a sensitive soul;
- connected to her higher self and the Divine;
- has a big passion for higher knowledge;
- follows the natural cycles;
- lives in harmony with the nature.
The Priestess’s Shadow Side
In her shadow side, the Priestess may:
- struggle to differentiate between her intuition and ego;
- be conflicted between a path that society wants for her and the soul path she came here to walk;
- struggle to trust her intuition;
- finds it difficult to feel grounded and present.
How to Embody the Priestess Archetype?
- spend more time in nature;
- tune in to the moon cycle;
- identify your soul purpose;
- meditate;
- think about how you can use your gifts to serve others.
#8: Queen
The Queen archetype represents a natural leader who is able to set goals for herself and achieve them.
She represents the following qualities:
- sovereignty;
- loyalty;
- leadership;
- confidence in taking charge;
- motivation;
- comittment to personal evolution;
- willpower;
- focus;
- self-sufficiency.
The Queen teaches us to be powerful women who devote themselves wholly to whatever we choose to focus our energy on.
The Queen’s Shadow Side
In her shadow side, the Queen can:
- be superficial;
- become controlling;
- be prone to judgment;
- feel easily threatened by other women;
- be jealous when someone has something she desires.
Also, The Queen woman is predisposed to feel jealousy and rage towards other women, particularly those who threaten her position socially or her status as a wife.
How to Embody the Queen Archetype?
- focus on your self-growth;
- upgrade something in your life today;
- develop your willpower;
- work on your confidence;
- let go of the need to be perfect;
- be social – surround yourself with people you trust.
#9: Warrioress
The Warrioress archetype represents an independent female spirit whose primary goal is to achieve the freedom and sovereignty of her life. When this archetype is dominant, a woman’s primary concern will be autonomy and attaining her personal goals.
She represents the following qualities:
- goal-orientated;
- competitive;
- committed;
- stands up for what she believes in;
- relies on no one but herself;
- a natural protector of other women;
- self-assured;
- courageous;
- doesn’t believe she needs a partner to feel complete.
The Warrioress’s Shadow Side
In her shadow side, the Warrioress can:
- be emotionally unavailable;
- push people away by withholding her love;
- be aloof;
- avoid vulnerability in an attempt to maintain total independence;
- be cruel;
- resent other women.
How to Embody the Warrioress Archetype?
- let other people into your heart;
- set yourself big goals;
- spend more time outdoors close to nature;
- plan regular alone time for yourself;
- engage in physical activity/sports;
- learn to stand up for what you believe in.
#10: Wild Woman
The Wild Woman archetype is the source of the sacred feminine energy. To know her is to know your soul.
She represents the following qualities:
- accepts and loves her body fully the way it is;
- confronts her shadows;
- passionate;
- creative;
- connected with her inner wisdom;
- wild in every sense of the word.
The Wild Woman’s Shadow Side
In her shadow side, the Wild Woman can present herself as physical, mental, or emotional pain, darkness, denial, and destruction.
How to Embody the Wild Woman Archetype?
- practice regular shadow work;
- bring awareness to your deepest emotions and feelings;
- unleash your authenticity;
- get to know yourself intimately;
- express yourself creatively;
- explore your passions;
- learn to accept and love your body.
#11: Wise Woman
The Wise woman is a deeply introverted woman who is focused on her inner spiritual world, and most concerned with maintaining zen-like peace. She focuses her energy on inner fulfillment, values solitude, and carries a figurative “heart” with her. Regardless of the situation, women who experience a Wise woman influence are capable of detaching themselves from emotional situations and outcomes. The Wise woman may appear cool and detached as she focuses her emotions inward. Women with a dominant Wise woman archetype are at peace meditating, volunteering, creating, or following a spiritual path.
She represents the following qualities:
- deep concentration;
- experience;
- confidence;
- wisdom;
- knowledge;
- introvertion;
- inner-peace oriented;
- intuition;
- fully awake.
The Wise woman is deeply connected to the other world and the Divine. She serves those around her by offering her intuitive guidance and wisdom, helping others to elevate and evolve. When we channel our inner Wise Woman, she teaches us to go inward to find meaning. Whether you are naturally aligned with this archetype or not, cultivating the Wise woman archetype is helpful for all women for achieving balance and harmony.
The Wise Woman’s Shadow Side
In her shadow side, the Wise woman may:
- socially isolate herself from her family, friends, and community;
- be deeply introverted;
- experience emotional fregidity;
- feel deep loneliness;
- struggle to feel a sense of belonging in this world.
How to Embody the Wise Woman Archetype?
- share your wisdom and knowledge;
- meditate;
- embrace your spiritual gifts;
- journal;
- connect with the outside world.
The Bottom Line
You could have all of these sacred feminine archetypes within you right now, or you could have any combination of them at any time. There are certain feminine archetypes that are more common during specific times of a woman’s life. For instance, when a woman is raising her kids, her primary archetype is likely going to be the Mother. Or, for example, when a woman is running her own business, her dominant archetype is likely going to be the Queen.
But usually, we embody multiple sacred feminine archetypes at once and cycle through them. I hope the above description gives you some clarity of what your dominant archetype is. If you feel attracted to some archetype but you’re lacking its qualities, use the tips above to embody them. For example, if you wish you were more creative, channel your inner Creatrix by embodying her qualities.
As we walk our spiritual path, we can use all of these archetypes for our personal growth and development. By sliding from one archetype to another we become more flexible in life and adjust to any circumstances we find ourselves in.
Katya Ki is the Founder of SOLANCHA Magazine, a Metaphysical Expert, a Reiki Master, and Human Rights Attorney. She has been studying Eastern metaphysics, cosmology, and esotericism for almost 20 years now. And she's still discovering new knowledge, which is hidden in ancient teachings. During her pilgrimage to the monastery of Saint Catherine in Egypt, she discovered the SOLANCHA System. This is how the SOLANCHA journey started!
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Personal Development
8 Ways to Protect Your Energy from Negativity
Published
2 weeks agoon
May 4, 2022Spending time with people that exude negative vibes can be draining. Before you realize it, you could be absorbing the negative energies of your surroundings too. Unfortunately, most people notice when it is too late, wishing they could have taken steps to protect their aura much earlier. So, this guide presents eight ways to protect your energy, especially from negativity. That way, you can live a positive and productive lifestyle regardless of your surroundings.
But first,
Why Should You Protect Your Energy?
A lot of people around us exude negative energy. And they suck the positive energy out of anyone they meet. We refer to such individuals as psychic or energy vampires. You can tell you are encountering an energy vampire when you feel drained or exhausted when around them.
An energy vampire will turn your bubbly day into a gloomy one in seconds. You may even get a sudden anxiety attack or feel sick when around such persons. Most common energy vampires include the blamer, guilty trippers, narcissist, drama queen or king, the victim, and passive-aggressive persons.
So How Do You Protect Your Energy?
#1: Screen and distance yourself from sources of negative emotions
Negative energies can emanate from us, people around us, or objects in our surroundings. By identifying where these negative emotions come from, you can distance yourself anytime you feel vulnerable. For example, when experiencing a sudden mood swing, find out what could have triggered your negative emotions.
Negative energies from you are much easier to manage. However, if the negative feelings are from those near you, you must realize that it is not your burden to carry. Hence, you can protect your energy by physically leaving that toxic environment. Take a walk, distract yourself, or do anything else that will give you ample space away from the source of the negative energy.
#2: Stick to your boundaries
What triggers negative emotions in you? Once you know this, set healthy boundaries that will keep such triggers at bay. For example, if a partner or family member treats you in ways that drain you, develop healthy boundaries in your relationship that allow you to interact without compromising your mental and emotional wellbeing. Plus, learn to say no to people who try to stretch your limits.
#3: Practice deep breathing and meditation
Deep breathing and meditation techniques are great ways of combating negative emotions, especially when you feel overwhelmed. Take a few minutes of your spare time to regulate your breathing and reset your thinking.
Alternatively, find a quiet spot at home or at the workplace where you can sit and meditate. Here, concentrate on something different to block any negative thoughts invading your mind. That way, you make room for positive views and energy in your life.
#4: Use visualization techniques
Did you know that you can use imagination to see yourself as immune to negativity? You can block negative vibes by changing what you believe about yourself. Hence, if you imagine yourself not succumbing to negative energy, such vibrations will find it difficult to penetrate your mind. Still, using visualization techniques requires a lot of practice. But, once you master the techniques, they will be worth the effort.
#5: Shake off the negative energies
When negative vibes succeed in penetrating your life, visualize this energy leaving your system and the remaining void filling up with positive energy. Likewise, take a quick shower or a long scented bath to freshen up and relax before getting into bed. You will have a restful sleep instead of tossing and turning as you struggle with the negative energy in your body.
#6: Be mindful of who or what you accept in your life
What kind of people do you accept in your life? How do they impact you in the long term? Prevent getting involved with excessive negative energy by being conscious of what you welcome in your life.
Still, some family members, friends, and colleagues exuding negativity may be impossible to keep off since they are necessary for your current phase of life. So, learn to manage such people and the negativities they bring in your life. Be clear with them on what you are willing to accept and what you will not tolerate.
#7: Manage your reactions to negativity
How do you respond to negative people or thoughts? Remind yourself that you owe no one the duty of taking up their negative energies. Also, know that it is not your responsibility to change anyone with negativity. Hence, respond to their negativity in a way that serves you. For example, diffuse the negative vibes with a positive response from you. Such acts are enough to make the person think of their negativity.
#8: Use grounding techniques to stay in control
When surrounded by persons with negativity, they always find a way to drain everyone around them. Take charge before they dampen your moods too. For example, change the topic of discussion to a positive one, suggest an activity that everyone can enjoy, or come up with ideas that shift the focus from the negativity.
In addition, use grounding techniques to increase your awareness of the energy vampires around you. They include:
- Practice Prithvi Mudra
- Communicate with nature
- Drink water
- Include red and orange fruits and vegetables in your diet
- Describe your surrounding
- Practice mindful meditation
- Play a memory game
- Think of a silly joke
- Recite anchoring phrases
- Think of a task you do frequently
- Imagine talking or seeing someone you love
- Spend time with your pet
- Show yourself compassion
- List your favorite hobbies, meals, songs, movies, books, or holiday destinations
- Touch a furry blanket, soft carpet, socks, or anything comforting
- Listen to your favorite music playlist
- Recite your favorite song, movie phrase, or spiritual texts
- Use the 5-4-3-2-1 sensory method to notice things in your surrounding
Conclusion
As you find ways to protect your energy, never let the opinions of others weigh you down. Energy vampires, especially narcissists or judgmental vampires, will drain you through their biased sentiments. Remember, as the chief architect of your life, only you have a say in your life. Hence, you can always sieve out negative opinions from others and replace them with positive affirmations. Finally, strive to be the best version of yourself always.
Personal Development
Divine Masculine Archetypes: Reconnecting With the 4 Fundamental Energies
Published
4 weeks agoon
April 23, 2022Archetypes are everywhere: within you, within others, and they create the very foundation of human behavior. There’s no doubt that archetypes play an important role in our lives and build our character. Did you know that you can work with archetypes to increase self-awareness and boost your spiritual wellbeing? This article will explore four masculine archetypes and their importance in relation to divine masculine awakening. You see, the more you develop the qualities of these masculine archetypes and integrate them into your life, the more you will feel connected to your soul and life purpose. Therefore, it is so important to know and understand the fundamental masculine archetypes and how to embody their powerful energy.
So let’s begin to explore the four masculine archetypes and their shadow characteristics.
What Is a Masculine Archetype?
In general, archetypes are behavior patterns that aid and influence our mental, emotional, and spiritual growth as human beings. From a metaphysical perspective, archetypes represent different types of energy that form the underlying framework of our being. It’s helpful to think of the different archetypes like facets of a diamond. Each facet has its own individual expression but the entirety of them make up the whole diamond.
The positive attributes of masculine archetypes are the highest expressions of masculine energies that men embody.
Masculine Archetypes
In the book “King, Warrior, Magician, Lover: Rediscovering the Archetypes of the Mature Masculine,” Jungian psychologist Robert Moore and mythologist Douglas Gillette propose that masculinity is made up of four fundamental archetypal male energies. Moore states that the problems we see with men today–violence, shiftlessness, and aloofness–result from modern men not adequately exploring or being in touch with the primal, masculine archetypes that reside within them.
According to Moore, there are four major masculine archetypes: King, Warrior, Magician, and Lover. For a man to achieve mature masculinity, he must be in touch with all four. When a man is not consciously aligned in a relationship with an archetype, he is influenced by its bipolar shadow, often switching back and forth between the active and passive poles.
Based on the principles of SO LAN CHA, everything in the physical universe is subject to the laws of polarity. This includes the 4 elemental building blocks of the universe, Fire, Water, Air, and Earth as well as the masculine archetypes. The two opposing polarities within elements and archetypes can either influence us in a constructive or destructive manner based on the degree of equilibrium we have achieved within the element or archetype.
According to Moore, each masculine archetype consists of three parts: the highest expression of the archetype and two bi-polar shadows of it. The shadow of an archetype is actually created by extremes in the polarization in the negative (SO) or positive (CHA). The goal of each man (according to Moore) is to reconcile and integrate these two bi-polar shadows to attain the fullest expression of the archetype. This integration, equilibrium, and achievement of harmony between these polarities are what we call (LAN).
Now let’s take a deeper look at each of the masculine archetypes.
#1: The King Archetype
The King archetype embodies the energy of the Divine Father. He serves his family, his community, and the world. The King archetype allows a man to discover the Divine masculine energy within.
The King archetype combines masculine consciousness and wisdom. This powerful combination allows him to create. He is committed to serving others and creating a harmonious environment of prosperity and well-being. A man who has matured into the King empowers others through guidance, discipline, and motivation. He is capable of making wise and precise decisions.
The King archetype represents powerful energy that transmutes chaos into order and emotions into balance.
This archetype is connected to the earth element – the element of stability and security.
The King in his fullness possesses the following qualities:
- confidence;
- stability;
- integrity;
- security;
- purpose;
- calmness;
- motivated;
- creative;
- inspires creativity in others;
- wisdom;
- recognizes and honors others for their achievements;
- leaves a legacy.
When a man is not in touch with his inner King, he falls under the influence of the overactive (CHA) or passive (SO) poles of his shadow, the Tyrant or the Weakling.
The Tyrant
The King’s shadow’s active pole (CHA) is the Tyrant. The Tyrant doesn’t care what others want or need; he only cares about his own goals and interests.
He possesses the following qualities:
- selfishness;
- brutality;
- jealousy;
- hatred;
- deprecating;
- abusive;
- lack of inner structure;
- sensitivity to criticism.
The Weakling
The passive pole (SO) of the King’s shadow is the Weakling. The Weakling gives away his power over his life to other people, external circumstances, or even substances. He may develop paranoia or a dependent personality disorder. He wants to be adored, worshiped, and recognized for his unconditional authority.
The Weakling possesses the following qualities:
- lack of centeredness;
- insecurity;
- lack of calmness;
- self-importance;
- the incapability to act or lead;
- indecisiveness;
- anxious need for approval and safety.
How to Channel your Inner King?
So, how do you come in touch with the balanced side (LAN) of the King? Here are some ideas:
- live and speak with integrity;
- always keep your promises;
- learn to create more and consume less;
- help others;
- establish your core beliefs, values, ethical norms, and life principles;
- develop leadership qualities;
- become decisive;
- leave a legacy;
- create a life plan and live according to it;
- avoid the corruption of money, power, and sex.
#2: The Warrior Archetype
Robert Moore gave the following characteristics to the Warrior archetype:
“He is always alert. He is always awake. He is never sleeping through life. He knows how to focus his mind and his body. He is what samurai called ‘mindful.'”
The Warrior has clear thinking and self-control. He is disciplined and has strong willpower. This archetype is connected to the Fire element.
The Warrior, in his fullness, possesses the following qualities:
- a clear purpose in life;
- strategic;
- decisiveness;
- mindfulness;
- self-discipline;
- flexible in his strategy;
- loyalty;
- courage;
- clear thinking;
- willpower;
- self-control;
- emotionally detached;
- realistic;
- commitment.
When a man is not in touch with his inner Warrior, he falls under the influence of his shadow’s active (CHA) or passive (SO) poles and turns into the Sadist or the Masochist.
The Sadist
The active pole (CHA) of the Warrior archetype is the Sadist. The Sadist creates unattainably high standards for himself and those around him. He can’t stand weak, vulnerable, and helpless people; and can even be hateful towards them. The Sadist can be cruel, commanding, critical, and even violent towards his wife and children.
He possesses the following qualities:
- violent emotionalism;
- cruelty;
- wanton brutality;
- workaholism;
- attacking;
- often feels empty, lost, and bitter;
- critical;
- commanding.
The Sadist feels insecure about being “man enough” and projects this insecurity onto others.
The Masochist
The passive shadow (SO) of the Warrior is the Masochist. He is obsessed with succeeding and doesn’t like to take care of himself. The Masochist feels powerless to change anything in his life. If somebody disrespects him, he will not defend himself. He often feels stressed, overwhelmed by exhaustion, and self-pity. A man of this archetype dreams but never be able to act to make his dreams come true. He may hate his job or the relationship he’s in, but instead of quitting and moving on, he just tries harder to become who his wife or boss wants him to be, which leads to more abuse towards him.
The Masochist possesses the following qualities:
- powerless;
- loneliness;
- inability to defend himself;
- self-pity;
- lack of personal boundaries;
- complaining;
- avoids confrontation and conflict;
- always stressed and depressed;
- feels powerless to make changes in his life;
- lacks vigor;
- tends to procrastinate.
How to Channel the Warrior?
The Warrior energy propels men to dream big, set big goals in life, and fight for a worthy cause. Men in touch with the balanced side (LAN) of the Warrior archetype are greatly needed today. So what can you do to channel your Inner Warrior? Here are some ideas:
- practice martial arts;
- do something that scares you;
- meditate;
- develop focus and concentration;
- don’t let other people’s opinions control your life and affect your self-value;
- find your core values and life principles;
- participate in competitive sports games;
- work on becoming more decisive;
- develop self-discipline.
#3: The Magician Archetype
Robert Moore calls the Magician “the knower.” This is the archertype of insight, knowledge, reflections, awareness, and thoughtfulness. He gives this archetype the following description:
“All knowledge that takes special training to acquire is the province of the Magician energy. Whether you are an apprentice training to become a master electrician and unraveling the mysteries of high voltage; or a medical student, grinding away night and day, studying the secrets of the human body and using available technologies to help your patients; or a would-be stockbroker or a student of high finance; or a trainee in one of the psychoanalytic schools, you are in exactly the same position as the apprentice shaman or witch doctor in tribal societies. You are spending large amounts of time, energy, and money in order to be initiated into rarefied realms of secret power. You are undergoing an ordeal testing your capacities to become a master of this power. And, as is true in all initiations, there is no guarantee of success.”
Thus, all knowledge, the acquisition of which requires special training, is the prerogative of the Magician archetype. When we are committed to studying any profession or field of knowledge, we are connecting to our Inner Magician.
The Magician archetype is connected to the Air element.
The Magician is the archetype that possesses:
- awareness;
- introversion;
- knowledge;
- centeredness;
- deep connection with inner resources and inner truth;
- stability;
- inner wisdom;
- objectivity;
- insight;
- centeredness;
- self-reflection;
- emotional detachment;
- moderation;
- compassionate application of technology and knowledge;
- reticence.
The Magician has the gift of explaining complicated spiritual, mental, and material theories in ways others can easily understand. You can easily recognize this archetype in action when someone starts explaining complex theory by using simple examples or metaphors.
When a man is not in touch with his inner Magician, he falls under influence of the active (CHA) or passive (SO) poles of his shadow, the Detached Manipulator or the Innocent One.
Detached Manipulator
The active pole (CHA) of the Magician is the Detached Manipulator. The Detached Manipulator doesn’t guide others but manipulates and guides them in ways they cannot see. He teases others with the promise of learning his secrets, but he does not give them all his knowledge. This allows him to feed both his pride and his wallet. He charges a ton of money for that little information he provides, which is usually just enough to demonstrate his superiority and feed his ego. Unfortunately, many spiritual teachers today have fallen victim to this archetype. As students, it’s essential to understand this concept to avoid such teachers, or you might just wake up one day realizing you are a member of a cult.
Here are some examples of how the Detached Manipulator can be manifested:
- The teacher attacks his students, trying to kill their enthusiasm.
- The lawyer charges tons of money and doesn’t inform his client that their case is actually hopeless.
- The medical specialist withdraws important information from his patients.
- An advertiser manipulates the public psyche and lies to feed his greed and succeed in his job.
- The politician whose promises are worth nothing and only designed to manipulate people to get what he wants.
- A spiritual teacher that promises you enlightenment if you take his $10,000 course.
Do any of these examples look familiar to you?
Here are the qualities that the Detached Manipulator possesses:
- self-serving;
- cruel;
- detached;
- cynical;
- unrelated;
- fraudulent;
- dishonest;
- manipulative;
- egoistic;
- mercantile.
The Innocent One
The passive shadow (SO) of the Magician is the Innocent One. The Innocent One wants the power and status that belongs to the Magician, but he doesn’t want to take the responsibilities that this status requires. He has no desire to share, teach, or help others.
The Innovent One can get very excited about a new project, a hobby, or a job, but when the easy part has passed, he realizes how much hard work and effort is required to get really good, he gives up. He doesn’t want to make any efforts to become a skillful professional.
Men with the shadow of the Innocent One want to be millionaires but aren’t willing to put in real effort and work years to achieve it. They are fascinated by the idea but are unwilling to take the necessary steps to achieve it if it takes more time than expected.
You can see many examples of the Innocent Ones in the spiritual community. When men want to be spiritual, but without all that prayer, meditation, disciplined behavior, or study. Such a man would parry any attempts to confront him. He would keep you out of balance by involving you into an endless process of questioning your own intuitive feelings about his actions and behavior.
The Innocent One possesses the following qualities:
- irresponsible;
- envious;
- lazy;
- jealous;
- irresponsible;
- illusive;
- inner desolation;
- lack of effort;
- inner desolation.
How to Channel Your Inner Magician?
If you want to come in touch with the balanced side (LAN) of the Magician, here are some ideas to start with:
- meditate;
- perform walking meditation in the woods or in the park;
- commit to lifelong learning;
- work with your hands;
- study spiritual scriptures;
- invest time in introspection;
- develop conscious discipline;
- increase your willpower;
- learn to concentrate;
- spend more time connecting with nature.
#4: The Lover Archetype
This is the archetype of emotion, creativity, deep sensuality, feeling, unity and idealism. The Lover experiences life in a sensual way. He seeks to experience as many dimensions of life as possible, using all of his senses: seeing, touching, smelling, tasting, and hearing.
This archetype relates to the Water element.
The Lover lives in a world of sensory pleasure. He feels deeply connected to his inner depths and those of others.
The Lover is passionate about his goals, women, and life in general. When you channel your Inner Lover, you feel alive with energy and inner power.
The Lover is the archetype that possesses the following qualities:
- passion;
- compassion;
- deep sensuality;
- inspiration;
- creativity;
- empathy;
- aestheticism;
- enthusiasm;
- in touch with his emotions;
- romantic;
- lives life fully.
When a man is not in touch with his inner Lover, he falls under the influence of the active (CHA) or passive (SO) poles of his shadow, the Addicted Lover or the Impotent Lover.
The Addicted Lover
The active shadow (CHA) of the Lover is the Addicted Lover. The Addicted Lover is forever searching for that one thing, person, or experience that will make him feel truly alive. We see two problems here:
- the Addicted Lover is always looking for something but doesn’t really know what he’s searching for;
- he has overinflated expectations.
Because of this, the Addicted Lover never feels satisfied. His energy becomes destructive and even self-destructive when he becomes a prisoner of his own passion and sensitivity. His constant search for pleasure locks him in a prison of immobility he cannot escape.
The Addicted Lover is a collector of possessions, experiences, or women. However, he has no structure The Addicted Lover is a collector of possessions, experiences, or women. However, he has no structure or life philosophy to connect the things he collects. Therefore, his life feels fragmentary instead of whole. Due to a lack of focus, his energy dissipates in a million directions.
The Addict Lover is what we call the Don Juan syndrome. He is moving from one woman to another and getting lost in the world of sensual experiences. He lacks centeredness and rootedness – qualities that are inherent in monogamy and mature masculinity.
The Addicted Lover possesses the following qualities:
- restlessness;
- never satisfied;
- addicted to pleasures;
- chaotic;
- obsessive;
- lacks focus;
- destructive and even self-destructive.
The Impotent Lover
The passive shadow (SO) of the Lover is the Impotent Lover. The Impotent Lover tends to be bored, listless, and chronically depressed. Such a man feels dead inside. It seems like nothing brings him happiness or joy anymore. He has lost his passion for life. He lacks libido and sex life. Underneath all of this apathy, there often lies suppressed anger towards his wife, stress at work, or worries about money.
The Impotent Lover can arise in a man who is too demanding of himself, too strict with himself, and disciplines himself too much. This is often the case with men in a spiritual community, who laden themselves with overly strict rules and feel shame when indulging in life’s pleasures.
Here are the distinctive traits of the Impotent Lover:
- lack of zest for life;
- monotone voice;
- a lack of connection with others;
- isolation from family, co-workers, and friends;
- feels cut off from himself;
- may speak about himself in the 2nd or 3rd person;
- bored;
- chronically depressed;
- listless;
- disconnected from his true feelings and emotions;
- doesn’t enjoy life;
- lack of sex life;
- overly strict with himself.
How to Channel the Lover?
If you want to come in touch with the balanced side (LAN) of your Inner Lover, here are some ideas to start with:
- take more time to really enjoy the things that bring you pleasures in life (but, at the same time, make sure to cultivate the virtue of moderation);
- instead of reaching for more, enjoy the things you already have and do in a deeper way, using all of your senses;
- invest your time in a hobby that you feel passionate about;
- read more;
- spend more time outdoors close to nature;
- practice tantra;
- make time for romance.
The Bottom Line
For a man to achieve mature or what we might also call divine masculinity, he must be in touch with all four of the masculine archetypes in a harmonious way. When a man is not in a balanced relationship with an archetype, he falls under the influence of its bipolar shadow, often switching back and forth between the passive (SO) and active (CHA) poles.
The poles are magnetic and electric or masculine and feminine in nature. If we do not consciously make the effort to maintain an equilibrial or balanced state between the poles we end up using the destructive energy of the archetype instead of its constructive creative power.
The practices and principles of SOLANCHA are to recognize and harness the rhythm of these energetic states and qualities such that we can harness them in a constructive manner and actualize our own divine potential and purpose. Therefore, it is so important to know which archetype dominates too strongly in your psyche or is animated in the active or passive shadow poles. This provides an opportunity for healing and integration, resulting in more power, achieving mature masculinity, and aligning oneself with their true potential, power, and purpose.
Personal Development
7 Female Archetypes: Awaken Your Inner Goddess
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April 18, 2022Female archetypes are the roles we play throughout life. They are described in ancient myths, legends, and even fairy tales. When we are reading those old tales, we are learning and connecting with different archetypes through the mental participation of the dramatic events in the life of their characters. These tales were created for transmitting the wisdom, knowledge, and feelings of generations of women who lived many centuries before us.
In this article, we want to introduce you to seven female archetypes. Every archetype has its image, functions, emotions, and specific manifestations in the body and thoughts. If you know how to manage these manifestations and read their messages, you can harmonize your body, emotions, and life.
What Is an Archetype?
Psychologists define the “archetype” as a model of behavior, a “mode” inherent in us by nature. This unconscious component forms our conscious attitude to the world, different situations, and life events.
Carl Jung advanced the concept of archetypes. He suggested that they are formed from the collective unconscious, which has been “stored” in myths, fairy tales, and legends for centuries. That is why the female archetypes have a mythical basis.
According to Jung, we are already born with a full set of archetypes that get activated in certain situations or circumstances. They often pop up in our dreams, suggesting the best way out of a problematic situation. Thus, archetypes can significantly facilitate our lives if we can understand and use them consciously.
Throughout our lives, we can embody the traits of various archetypes, but usually, there are one or two dominant ones that best reflect our personality.
7 Female Archetypes
Now let’s take a deeper look at the seven female archetypes so that you can analyze yourself through the prism of these seven types of energy.
#1: Persephone
In ancient Greek mythology, Persephone is the goddess of fertility and the underworld queen.
This female archetype usually manifests itself most actively in adolescence but may return throughout life in challenging situations, such as after a divorce. The Persephone archetype helps reconnect with the Soul and its true needs and desires, find a new direction in life or its purpose.
Main characteristics:
- intuition;
- sensitivity;
- introversion;
- sensuality.
For a woman with the Persephone archetype, it’s very important to have a strong and deep connection with her mother. She is attracted by the mystery of the unknown and drawn to adventure. Such a woman is constantly exploring the external and internal world. Her attention is simultaneously directed inward to the sensations and movements of energy in the body and outward. She “moves between worlds,” recognizes dream messages, and has mediumistic and psychic abilities.
Persephone awakening
To experience Persephone awakening, focus on:
- yoga techniques that free up space between tissues and help to get rid of muscle cramps;
- practices that help shift attention from mental activity to tactile sensations, hearing, taste, and smell;
- reconnecting with your true nature by doing what you enjoy (dancing, singing, expressing yourself through art, etc.)
#2: Athena
Athena is the goddess of Olympus, who patronized wisdom, war, protection, heroic aspirations, weaving, pottery, and many other crafts.
This female archetype focuses on making decisions, building strategies, and turning ideas and intentions into reality. A woman with Athena archetype is a realist who thinks clearly, knows how to make decisions, and gains authority. Such women are highly valued in the modern world. They often take CEO positions and become strong leaders, scientists, project managers, and politicians.
Main characteristics:
- strong;
- competitive;
- hard-working;
- career-oriented;
- purposeful;
- resourceful;
- eloquent.
However, a woman with the Athena archetype often does not notice the emotional needs of others and her fatigue. Since the work brings her a tangible external result, she sacrifices her well-being and emotional and spiritual needs for career success.
Athena awakening
To experience Athena awakening, perform:
- Surya Namaskar;
- Warrior poses 1, 2, and 3;
- Utthita and Parivrtta Trikonasana;
- inverted poses and other exercises that improve brain circulation;
- meditation focused on achieving a balance between your material and spiritual self ;
- Sufi whirling.
#3: Artemis
In ancient Greek mythology, Artemis is the eternally young goddess of hunting, the goddess of chastity, the patroness of all life on Earth, giving happiness in marriage and assistance in childbirth. Also, she is the Moon goddess.
Main characteristics:
- athletic;
- competitive;
- self-caring;
- strong;
- bold;
- hardy;
- goal-oriented.
Artemis awakening:
To experience Artemis awakening, practice:
- exercises that improve coordination of movements and attention management;
- balancing asanas;
- Half Moon Pose for a minute on each side;
- The Archer’s pose for 1-2 minutes on each leg;
- Natarjasana;
- Chaturanga Dandasana – 3 times for 2-3 cycles of breathing.
#4: Hera
Hera is the goddess of marriage, childbirth, and family in ancient Greek mythology.
A woman with the Hera archetype values marriage and family. She gives her spouse a halo of respect, strength, and power. Her encouragement and wise counsel restore his faith in himself. She is his “Shakti,” as they say in the East.
Hera awakening
To awaken the Hera archetype, perform the following practice.
Sit in the Vajrasana and visualize your partner in front of you. Interlace your fingers and raise your hands above your head to form a semicircle. Hands symbolize a halo – the glow of energy around the head, activation of the upper centers responsible for clarity, power of projection of thought, and wisdom. Look at your partner’s Heart chakra area and mentally project light and love into his heart. Visualize that your partner is endowed with the best qualities: courage, wisdom, strength, authority, and justice. Perform for 3-11 minutes.
#5: Demeter
In Greek mythology, Demeter is the goddess of harvest and agriculture. Also, she is the goddess of motherhood.
A woman with the Demeter archetype gets her most enormous pleasure and joy in motherhood. She enjoys taking care of her children – nourishing, protecting, and educating them.
Usually, every woman turns to the Demeter archetype during pregnancy and childbirth.
During pregnancy, the woman’s connection with the Earth, which gives life and shelter to all living beings, is particularly strong. Legs, hips, and pelvis are filled with warm heaviness, knees and hip joints soften and dilate, and the breast is full. She has a strong emotional connection and understanding of the needs of her children.
Demeter awakening
To experience Demeter awakening, perform the following meditation.
Sit in Sukhasana. Place your palms on your chest, the center of your palm barely touching the chest, your forearms parallel to the floor. Keep your eyes half-closed and look at the tip of your nose. Inhale through the nose for 5 seconds, exhale for 5 seconds, and hold your breath for 15 seconds. This practice activates the energy of the chest area, increases the sensitivity of the hands, and boosts healing abilities.
#6: Hestia
In ancient Greek mythology, Hestia is the goddess of the hearth and sacrificial fire. Also, she is a patron of the family, the home, and the state. Her element is the fire that makes a home warm and brings all the family members together for a meal.
A woman with the Hestia archetype is focused on harmonizing and healing her body (that she considers to be her internal home), as well as the house she lives in. The Hestia archetype helps us understand if we are comfortable in our bodies and homes. When you’re performing usual activities like working, performing asanas, driving a car, etc., and you feel uncomfortable, this is Hestia trying to attract your attention to your body that needs some healing, rest, or cleansing.
Hestia illuminates your body’s inner space with the light of attention, optimizing muscle effort and neutralizing tension. Look through Hestia’s eyes at your workplace and home environment, and think about what you could change to make yourself more comfortable, more at home.
Hestia awakening
- To awake your inner Hestia, perform smooth side extensions and Surya Namaskar in a slow version, with three breathing cycles in each pose. While performing the asanas, observe the slightest sensations in the body, and release the tension.
- Learn to be attentive to your body! Make a “Body map.” Draw your body on a piece of paper and mark with a red marker the areas where you feel tension (for example, shoulders are strained, neck movements are difficult, and so on). Note how the sensations change after performing asanas with increased attention to the marked areas.
#7: Aphrodite (Venus)
In ancient Greek mythology, Aphrodite is the goddess of beauty, love, sex, and fertility.
Usually, every woman turns into Aphrodite when she falls in love. A woman with the Aphrodite archetype never criticizes herself. Her Ojas, Tejas, and prana are in perfect balance. Her attention is focused on feelings of pleasure. She experiences and radiates joy. Such a woman is an expression of love. This woman is loved and admired. She inspires feats and creativity.
Aphrodite awakening:
- As you study your body, find places where you are experiencing pleasant sensations: warmth, movement, and the desire to stretch. Often similar sensations occur in the thighs, calves, and feet. Start moving, enhancing the pleasant experience. You may begin to make spontaneous movements consisting of asanas, dance moves, and gestures. Let your body guide you.
- Practice Taoist meditation “Inner smile.”
- Chant Love mantras.
The Bottom Line
Take your time to analyze your female archetype. Make a list of qualities and abilities you have. What is your superpower? Now that you understand the divine feminine nature hidden inside your human personality, you can develop it into the highest manifestation of your essence.
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