Spiritual Archetype Test

[Introspector]

The Alchemist

Most famously associated with the esoteric practice of turning metals into gold, Alchemists seeks 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. Alchemists are devotional and down-to-earth people who enjoy expressing their faith through sincere religious, cultural or self-designed rituals. To an Alchemist, service, sacred rites of passage, and everyday acts of faith aid in strengthening their connection to the Divine.

An Alchemist’s daily rituals may be aesthetically rich and simple (as can be seen in Wiccan spells) or rigid, repetitive, and complicated (such as in orthodox Christian sects).

Through patient daily invocations, prayer, ceremonies, experiments, spells or rituals, Alchemists seek empowerment and the achievement of their highest potential above all else.

Shadow Side:

It can be easy for those with the Alchemist archetype to easily lapse into boredom, dry rituals, intellectualized offerings, and emotionally empty rituals. Rituals rely on habits, and habits can easily become a source of spiritual constriction, especially when they’re not allowed to flow and transform. For the Alchemist to receive the most benefit from his/her spiritual power, he/she must become fluid in his/her daily practice.

For Alchemists who are drawn to the practice of Magick or Shamanism, the casting of spells or creation of rituals may lapse into bitter, angry or jealous forms of “black magic” that are designed to harm others. Inevitably, the practice of black magic leads to negative karmic consequences.

Finally, one of the greatest pitfalls for the Alchemist archetype is to use ritual and spiritual practice as a way of unconsciously avoiding direct spiritual experience. When too much emphasis, importance, and trust is put on daily practice rather than the inner integration of spiritual wisdom, disempowerment is the result. While rituals, spells, prayers, and ceremonies are a beautiful and powerful way to connect with Divinity, don’t mistake them for the experience of Spirit itself.

Strengths:

These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

Perceptive
Devotional
Methodical
Disciplined
Curious
Imaginative
Artistic
Self-Expressive
Weaknesses:

These weaknesses arise when you become unmindful, imbalanced, and spiritually stagnant.

Rigid
Obsessive-compulsive
Superficial
Traditionalistic
Morally aberrant
Self-disempowering
Spiritual Purpose: Finding harmony in life through Divine action.

Existential Fear: Losing your connection to the Whole through inaction.

Lesson to Learn: Fluid self-expression, devotional harmony, empowerment is in the intent not the practice.

Alchemist Totem: Butterfly; metamorphosis and transformation.

Alchemist Crystal: Nuummite; ancient crystal known as the “Sorcerer’s Stone” used for spiritual transmutation, magic, and grounding.

Alchemist Herb: Burdock; purifies and cleanses.

Alchemist Mantra: By transforming the inner, I transform the outer.

Famous Alchemists: Hermes Trismegistus, Paracelsus, Madame Curie, Albertus Magnus, Roger Bacon, Angéle de la Barthe, Aleister Crowley, Isaac Newton, Eliphas Levi, Arnold Crowther, Dame Alice Kyteler.

Alchemists in Fiction: Albus Dumbledore & Hermione Granger (Harry Potter), Merlin & Morgan le Fay (Arthurian Legend), Helena Markos (Suspiria).

 

[Red Memories]

Also known as medicine men/women or healers, Shamans help other people heal on a Soul level. As a person who resonates the most with the Shaman archetype, you are highly intuitive, perceptive, and energy conscious. You are an Empath who can tune into the subtle energy present in other people, places, animals, and nature forms.

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. Deep within you, there is the urge to heal other people of their ailments, whether they be physical, emotional, mental or spiritual.

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. This perceptivity allows you to instantly understand what is wrong in a person or place. At your core, you feel like a child of the earth who feels the most spiritually fulfilled when you’re helping others find health and wholeness again.

Shadow Side:

The dark side of the Shaman temperament can manifest as a tendency to sell their gifts to the highest bidder solely for monetary gain, become spiritually abusive towards the vulnerable and sick, and egotistically inflated to an intense degree. Shamans who don’t learn how to let go of their egos will struggle with narcissistic God Complexes. Creating spiritual co-dependency in those who come to them for healing (instead of encouraging self-empowerment), is another potential dark trait of the Shaman.

Strengths:

These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

Highly sensitive
Sensual
Intuitive
Perceptive
Compassionate
Grounded
Insightful
Empathic

Weaknesses:

These weaknesses arise when you become unmindful, imbalanced, and spiritually stagnant.

Devious
Delusional
Megalomania
Greedy

Spiritual Purpose: To heal other beings and restore them to health.

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

Lesson to Learn: Let go of the ego and let Spirit guide you.

Shaman’s Totem: Crow; mysterious, shape shifting, curious, protective and unpredictable.

Shaman’s Crystal: Astrophyllite; for access to one’s multidimensional self, astral travel, self-awareness, and soul access.

Shaman’s Herb: Sage; healing, longevity, wisdom, esteem. Sage's Latin name comes from the word salvere which means to be healthy.

Shaman’s Mantra: I surrender.

Famous Shamans: Carlos Castaneda, don Juan, Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, Sandra Ingerman, Hippocrates, Serge King, Michael Harner.

Shamans in Fiction: Merlin (Arthurian lore), Tsarevna (The Frog Princess), Pakak Innuksuk (Journals of Knud Rasmussen), Juan Diego (Cabeza de Vaca), Sean Flanery (Powder).

 

[Verona]

The Shaman

Also known as medicine men/women or healers, Shamans help other people heal on a Soul level. As a person who resonates the most with the Shaman archetype, you are highly intuitive, perceptive, and energy conscious. You are an Empath who can tune into the subtle energy present in other people, places, animals, and nature forms.

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. Deep within you, there is the urge to heal other people of their ailments, whether they be physical, emotional, mental or spiritual.

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. This perceptivity allows you to instantly understand what is wrong in a person or place. At your core, you feel like a child of the earth who feels the most spiritually fulfilled when you’re helping others find health and wholeness again.

Shadow Side:

The dark side of the Shaman temperament can manifest as a tendency to sell their gifts to the highest bidder solely for monetary gain, become spiritually abusive towards the vulnerable and sick, and egotistically inflated to an intense degree. Shamans who don’t learn how to let go of their egos will struggle with narcissistic God Complexes. Creating spiritual co-dependency in those who come to them for healing (instead of encouraging self-empowerment), is another potential dark trait of the Shaman.

Strengths:

These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

Highly sensitive
Sensual
Intuitive
Perceptive
Compassionate
Grounded
Insightful
Empathic

Weaknesses:

These weaknesses arise when you become unmindful, imbalanced, and spiritually stagnant.

Devious
Delusional
Megalomania
Greedy

Spiritual Purpose: To heal other beings and restore them to health.

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

Lesson to Learn: Let go of the ego and let Spirit guide you.

Shaman’s Totem: Crow; mysterious, shape shifting, curious, protective and unpredictable.

Shaman’s Crystal: Astrophyllite; for access to one’s multidimensional self, astral travel, self-awareness, and soul access.

Shaman’s Herb: Sage; healing, longevity, wisdom, esteem. Sage's Latin name comes from the word salvere which means to be healthy.

Shaman’s Mantra: I surrender.

Famous Shamans: Carlos Castaneda, don Juan, Ivan Petrovich Pavlov, Sandra Ingerman, Hippocrates, Serge King, Michael Harner.

Shamans in Fiction: Merlin (Arthurian lore), Tsarevna (The Frog Princess), Pakak Innuksuk (Journals of Knud Rasmussen), Juan Diego (Cabeza de Vaca), Sean Flanery (Powder).

 

[HoneyBlossom]

The Alchemist

Most famously associated with the esoteric practice of turning metals into gold, Alchemists seeks 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. Alchemists are devotional and down-to-earth people who enjoy expressing their faith through sincere religious, cultural or self-designed rituals. To an Alchemist, service, sacred rites of passage, and everyday acts of faith aid in strengthening their connection to the Divine.

An Alchemist’s daily rituals may be aesthetically rich and simple (as can be seen in Wiccan spells) or rigid, repetitive, and complicated (such as in orthodox Christian sects).

Through patient daily invocations, prayer, ceremonies, experiments, spells or rituals, Alchemists seek empowerment and the achievement of their highest potential above all else.

Shadow Side:

It can be easy for those with the Alchemist archetype to easily lapse into boredom, dry rituals, intellectualized offerings, and emotionally empty rituals. Rituals rely on habits, and habits can easily become a source of spiritual constriction, especially when they’re not allowed to flow and transform. For the Alchemist to receive the most benefit from his/her spiritual power, he/she must become fluid in his/her daily practice.

For Alchemists who are drawn to the practice of Magick or Shamanism, the casting of spells or creation of rituals may lapse into bitter, angry or jealous forms of “black magic” that are designed to harm others. Inevitably, the practice of black magic leads to negative karmic consequences.

Finally, one of the greatest pitfalls for the Alchemist archetype is to use ritual and spiritual practice as a way of unconsciously avoiding direct spiritual experience. When too much emphasis, importance, and trust is put on daily practice rather than the inner integration of spiritual wisdom, disempowerment is the result. While rituals, spells, prayers, and ceremonies are a beautiful and powerful way to connect with Divinity, don’t mistake them for the experience of Spirit itself.

Strengths:

These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

Perceptive
Devotional
Methodical
Disciplined
Curious
Imaginative
Artistic
Self-Expressive
Weaknesses:

These weaknesses arise when you become unmindful, imbalanced, and spiritually stagnant.

Rigid
Obsessive-compulsive
Superficial
Traditionalistic
Morally aberrant
Self-disempowering
Spiritual Purpose: Finding harmony in life through Divine action.

Existential Fear: Losing your connection to the Whole through inaction.

Lesson to Learn: Fluid self-expression, devotional harmony, empowerment is in the intent not the practice.

Alchemist Totem: Butterfly; metamorphosis and transformation.

Alchemist Crystal: Nuummite; ancient crystal known as the “Sorcerer’s Stone” used for spiritual transmutation, magic, and grounding.

Alchemist Herb: Burdock; purifies and cleanses.

Alchemist Mantra: By transforming the inner, I transform the outer.

Famous Alchemists: Hermes Trismegistus, Paracelsus, Madame Curie, Albertus Magnus, Roger Bacon, Angéle de la Barthe, Aleister Crowley, Isaac Newton, Eliphas Levi, Arnold Crowther, Dame Alice Kyteler.

Alchemists in Fiction: Albus Dumbledore & Hermione Granger (Harry Potter), Merlin & Morgan le Fay (Arthurian Legend), Helena Markos (Suspiria).

 

[Jssgator]

Yyyyyyeah. I got The Hermit. I’m an extreme extrovert, so I’m going to go ahead and call bull

 

[Hellena Handbasket]

The Mystic
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Mystics love experiencing first-hand the blissful Union of Divinity. As you resonate the most with the Mystic archetype, you will be drawn towards transcending the ego and melting the boundaries between “you” and Infinite Consciousness. As a deeply sensitive, intuitive, and perceptive person, you have always sensed that there is something “beyond” the ordinary. Therefore, the pursuit of earthly pleasures such as fame, status, and riches has never appealed to you to the same extent as it does to others.

As a Mystic, you yearn for wisdom, love, and the ultimate freedom that comes from merging with your True Nature. You are devoted to exploring the Mystery that is life and inviting the presence of the Divine into your everyday life. To you, the ultimate achievement in life is the unio mystica, the spiritual marriage between the self and the Soul.

Shadow Side:

The dark side of the Mystic temperament can manifest as a selfish hoarding of hidden truths, egocentrism – especially if mystical experiences are used to inflate the ego and make it more “special,” and intellectual dryness – particularly if the search for truth doesn’t include cultivating a Heart connection. When not grounded in the necessary function of logic, Mystics can become impulsive, fickle, and flaky. Also, when not properly grounded, the Mystic temperament can also lose touch with reality.

Strengths:

These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

Sensitive
Perceptive
Intuitive
Wise
Receptive
Open-minded
Loving
Weaknesses:

These weaknesses arise when you become unmindful, imbalanced, and spiritually stagnant.

Egotistical
Ungrounded
Dry
Impulsive
Airy-fairy
Spiritual Purpose: Transcending the ego and uniting with the Divine.

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

Lesson to Learn: Spiritual experiences must be emotionally, psychologically, and physically integrated into daily life for real growth to occur. The heart and mind must be balanced. There is no true separation between “you” and God/Divine.

Mystic’s Totem: Snake; shedding skin as a constant rebirth and transformation.

Mystic’s Crystal: Labradorite; assists in moving into alternate levels of consciousness and vibration, helping one to consciously 'move between the worlds.'

Mystic’s Herb: Elderberry; elder tree has a long history connected to ancient mysticism, the spirit of this tree was known as “Elder Mother” for its powerful transformative energy.

Mystics Mantra: There is no separation, I am One with God.

Famous Mystics: Pythagoras, Helena Blavatsky, Joseph Campbell, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Eckhart Tolle, Thomas Merton, Alan Watts.

Mystics in Fiction: Eriq Ebouaney (Lumumba), The Seventh Seal, David Lee Smith (The Man from Earth), Bruno Ganz (Wings of Desire), Dôgen (Zen), G.I. Gurdjieff (Meetings with Remarkable Men).

 

[Madboot]

The Hermit. No surprise there.

 

[Norexan]

The Alchemist

Most famously associated with the esoteric practice of turning metals into gold, Alchemists seeks 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. Alchemists are devotional and down-to-earth people who enjoy expressing their faith through sincere religious, cultural or self-designed rituals. To an Alchemist, service, sacred rites of passage, and everyday acts of faith aid in strengthening their connection to the Divine.

An Alchemist’s daily rituals may be aesthetically rich and simple (as can be seen in Wiccan spells) or rigid, repetitive, and complicated (such as in orthodox Christian sects).

Through patient daily invocations, prayer, ceremonies, experiments, spells or rituals, Alchemists seek empowerment and the achievement of their highest potential above all else.

Shadow Side:

It can be easy for those with the Alchemist archetype to easily lapse into boredom, dry rituals, intellectualized offerings, and emotionally empty rituals. Rituals rely on habits, and habits can easily become a source of spiritual constriction, especially when they’re not allowed to flow and transform. For the Alchemist to receive the most benefit from his/her spiritual power, he/she must become fluid in his/her daily practice.

For Alchemists who are drawn to the practice of Magick or Shamanism, the casting of spells or creation of rituals may lapse into bitter, angry or jealous forms of “black magic” that are designed to harm others. Inevitably, the practice of black magic leads to negative karmic consequences.

Finally, one of the greatest pitfalls for the Alchemist archetype is to use ritual and spiritual practice as a way of unconsciously avoiding direct spiritual experience. When too much emphasis, importance, and trust is put on daily practice rather than the inner integration of spiritual wisdom, disempowerment is the result. While rituals, spells, prayers, and ceremonies are a beautiful and powerful way to connect with Divinity, don’t mistake them for the experience of Spirit itself.

Strengths:

These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

Perceptive
Devotional
Methodical
Disciplined
Curious
Imaginative
Artistic
Self-Expressive
Weaknesses:

These weaknesses arise when you become unmindful, imbalanced, and spiritually stagnant.

Rigid
Obsessive-compulsive
Superficial
Traditionalistic
Morally aberrant
Self-disempowering
Spiritual Purpose: Finding harmony in life through Divine action.

Existential Fear: Losing your connection to the Whole through inaction.

Lesson to Learn: Fluid self-expression, devotional harmony, empowerment is in the intent not the practice.

Alchemist Totem: Butterfly; metamorphosis and transformation.

Alchemist Crystal: Nuummite; ancient crystal known as the “Sorcerer’s Stone” used for spiritual transmutation, magic, and grounding.

Alchemist Herb: Burdock; purifies and cleanses.

Alchemist Mantra: By transforming the inner, I transform the outer.

Famous Alchemists: Hermes Trismegistus, Paracelsus, Madame Curie, Albertus Magnus, Roger Bacon, Angéle de la Barthe, Aleister Crowley, Isaac Newton, Eliphas Levi, Arnold Crowther, Dame Alice Kyteler.

Alchemists in Fiction: Albus Dumbledore & Hermione Granger (Harry Potter), Merlin & Morgan le Fay (Arthurian Legend), Helena Markos (Suspiria).

 

[Morpeko]

The Hermit

Hermits love and thrive in solitude. As you resonate the most with the Hermit Archetype, you will feel the most at home with Divinity when you are alone. In solitude, you learn how to be self and God-reliant, receptive, intensely focused, and intimate with the mysteries of life. Solitude gives you the space to simplify your life, get rid of distractions, and draw closer to the Divine.

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.

Shadow Side:

The dark side of the Hermit temperament is a tendency to become severely self-absorbed in solitude. As a Hermit, you need to be cautious of the tendency to become antisocial and uncaring towards others. Solitude can also be misused as a way of bypassing the difficult aspects of spiritual growth such as the mastery of human relationships and social interaction.

Strengths:

These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

Insightful
Introspective
Passionate
Meditative
Loyal
Intelligent
Receptive
Weaknesses:

These weaknesses arise when you become unmindful, imbalanced, and spiritually stagnant.

Self-absorbed
Melancholic
Asocial
Aloof
Secretive
Spiritual Purpose: Experiencing and embodying the Divine through the solitary path.

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

Lesson to Learn: God can be felt, heard, and touched in every moment and situation in life.

Hermit Totem: Bear; power, introspection, healing, solitude, wisdom.

Hermit Crystal: Charoite; for a path of service, personal healing and to give courage to the isolated or those who live alone to persevere during adversity.

Hermit Herb: St. John's Wort; to strengthen courage and convictions or when confronting difficult situations.

Hermit Mantra: In each moment I draw closer to the Divine.

Famous Hermits: Diogenes of Sinope, Henry David Thoreau, Anthony The Great, Mary Of Egypt, Julian Of Norwich, Baal Shem Tov, Milarepa, Jeanne Le Ber, Wendy Beckett, Ramana Maharshi, Gautama Buddha.

Hermits in Fiction: Audrey Tautou (Amélie), Robert Duvall (Get Low), Joaquin Phoenix (Her), Claudio Brook (Simon of the Desert), Pyotr Mamonov (Ostrov), Jodie Foster (Nell), Emile Hirsch (Into the Wild), Jack Nicholson (About Schmidt), Alec Guinness (Star Wars).

 

[Kaneda]

The Rebel​

For the sake of true freedom, Rebels detach themselves from anything perceived to be untruthful, naive or spiritually misleading. As a person who resonates the most with the Rebel archetype, you are at the deepest level, a truth seeker. Your capacity to be a deeply insightful freethinker is what enables you to see through the illusions, myths, and outdated ideologies created by the mind, and into truth and reality.
As a Rebel, you enjoy challenging the status quo, exploding dogmas, and exposing corruption. Your fiery desire to reveal the truth at all costs is what makes you so loved and at the same time so feared by others. You are the bringer of death to old paradigms just as you are the bringer of life to new ways of living.
Your ability to see through, challenge, reject, uproot, and expose limiting beliefs, traditions, and ways of life makes 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.
Shadow Side:
The dark side of the Rebel temperament can manifest as anarchy, rejection of all legitimate authority, egotistical individualism, and empty cynicism. The Rebel Archetype can easily fall into the trap of living an angry, argumentative, and bull-headed existence. Too much fire can result in the creation of deep rifts between the Rebel and others. Remember, not everyone is ready to hear the truth. Mistrust and sneering misanthropy may result if the Rebel doesn’t connect to the Heart. Also, if the Rebel is misguided, their perception of “truth” may be false and misleading, especially if forced onto others tyrannically.
Strengths:
These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

• Honest
• Perceptive
• Passionate
• Assertive
• Intelligent
• Insightful
• Open-minded
• Rational

Weaknesses:
These weaknesses arise when you become unmindful, imbalanced, and spiritually stagnant.

• Cynical
• Anarchic
• Argumentative
• Angry
• Arrogant

Spiritual Purpose: To find the truth and rebel against false paradigms.
Existential Fear: To live in illusion and belief a lie.
Lesson to Learn: Truth is not only perceived by the mind, but is also felt with the heart. Freedom is what occurs when you transcend the limitations of the mind.
Rebel’s Totem: Lion; power of the feminine energy and leadership.
Rebel’s Crystal: Sunstone; dispelling fears and strength of wisdom in leadership.
Rebel’s Herb: Black Cohosh; courage, protection, and strength.
Rebel’s Mantra: In my Soul, I am already free.
Famous Rebel’s: Martin Luther King Jr., Mahatma Gandhi, Aung San Suu Kyi, Muhammad Yunus, Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela, Cesar Chavez.
Rebel’s in Fiction: Tyler Durden (Fight Club), Liam Neeson (Schindler's List), Kevin Costner (Robin Hood), Kirk Douglas (Spartacus), Neo (The Matrix), Katniss (Hunger Games).

 

[yeghor]

The Hermit

Hermits love and thrive in solitude. As you resonate the most with the Hermit Archetype, you will feel the most at home with Divinity when you are alone. In solitude, you learn how to be self and God-reliant, receptive, intensely focused, and intimate with the mysteries of life. Solitude gives you the space to simplify your life, get rid of distractions, and draw closer to the Divine.

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.

Shadow Side:

The dark side of the Hermit temperament is a tendency to become severely self-absorbed in solitude. As a Hermit, you need to be cautious of the tendency to become antisocial and uncaring towards others. Solitude can also be misused as a way of bypassing the difficult aspects of spiritual growth such as the mastery of human relationships and social interaction.

 

[LightSun]

The Mystic

“Mystics love experiencing first-hand the blissful Union of Divinity. As you resonate the most with the Mystic archetype, you will be drawn towards transcending the ego and melting the boundaries between “you” and Infinite Consciousness.

As a deeply sensitive, intuitive, and perceptive person, you have always sensed that there is something “beyond” the ordinary.

Therefore, the pursuit of earthly pleasures such as fame, status, and riches has never appealed to you to the same extent as it does to others.

As a Mystic, you yearn for wisdom, love, and the ultimate freedom that comes from merging with your True Nature. You are devoted to exploring the Mystery that is life and inviting the presence of the Divine into your everyday life.

To you, the ultimate achievement in life is the unio mystica, the spiritual marriage between the self and the Soul.

Strengths:

These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

Sensitive
Perceptive
Intuitive
Wise
Receptive
Open-minded
Loving

Spiritual Purpose: Transcending the ego and uniting with the Divine.

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

Lesson to Learn: Spiritual experiences must be emotionally, psychologically, and physically integrated into daily life for real growth to occur. The heart and mind must be balanced. There is no true separation between “you” and God/Divine.

Mystic’s Totem: Snake; shedding skin as a constant rebirth and transformation.

Mystic’s Crystal: Labradorite; assists in moving into alternate levels of consciousness and vibration, helping one to consciously 'move between the worlds.'

Mystic’s Herb: Elderberry; elder tree has a long history connected to ancient mysticism, the spirit of this tree was known as “Elder Mother” for its powerful transformative energy.

Mystics Mantra: There is no separation, I am One with God.

Famous Mystics: Pythagoras, Helena Blavatsky, Joseph Campbell, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Eckhart Tolle, Thomas Merton, Alan Watts.

Mystics in Fiction: Eriq Ebouaney (Lumumba), The Seventh Seal, David Lee Smith (The Man from Earth), Bruno Ganz (Wings of Desire), Dôgen (Zen), G.I. Gurdjieff (Meetings with Remarkable Men).

P.S. @Coriolis only if you have the time and inclination, I’d like to know what result do you have?

 

[FlamingSword]

I got The Mystic.

Already lost touch with reality. Maybe never got in solid touch with reality in the first place. Not an Ni dom though.

Hermit also fits me quite well, even better.

 

[Indigo Rodent]

Mystics love experiencing first-hand the blissful Union of Divinity. As you resonate the most with the Mystic archetype, you will be drawn towards transcending the ego and melting the boundaries between “you” and Infinite Consciousness. As a deeply sensitive, intuitive, and perceptive person, you have always sensed that there is something “beyond” the ordinary. Therefore, the pursuit of earthly pleasures such as fame, status, and riches has never appealed to you to the same extent as it does to others.
As a Mystic, you yearn for wisdom, love, and the ultimate freedom that comes from merging with your True Nature. You are devoted to exploring the Mystery that is life and inviting the presence of the Divine into your everyday life. To you, the ultimate achievement in life is the unio mystica, the spiritual marriage between the self and the Soul.
Shadow Side:
The dark side of the Mystic temperament can manifest as a selfish hoarding of hidden truths, egocentrism – especially if mystical experiences are used to inflate the ego and make it more “special,” and intellectual dryness – particularly if the search for truth doesn’t include cultivating a Heart connection. When not grounded in the necessary function of logic, Mystics can become impulsive, fickle, and flaky. Also, when not properly grounded, the Mystic temperament can also lose touch with reality.
Strengths:
These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

• Sensitive
• Perceptive
• Intuitive
• Wise
• Receptive
• Open-minded
• Loving

Weaknesses:
These weaknesses arise when you become unmindful, imbalanced, and spiritually stagnant.

• Egotistical
• Ungrounded
• Dry
• Impulsive
• Airy-fairy

Spiritual Purpose: Transcending the ego and uniting with the Divine.
Existential Fear: Being completely isolated from the Divine in the mundaneness and emptiness of daily life.
Lesson to Learn: Spiritual experiences must be emotionally, psychologically, and physically integrated into daily life for real growth to occur. The heart and mind must be balanced. There is no true separation between “you” and God/Divine.
Mystic’s Totem: Snake; shedding skin as a constant rebirth and transformation.
Mystic’s Crystal: Labradorite; assists in moving into alternate levels of consciousness and vibration, helping one to consciously 'move between the worlds.'
Mystic’s Herb: Elderberry; elder tree has a long history connected to ancient mysticism, the spirit of this tree was known as “Elder Mother” for its powerful transformative energy.
Mystics Mantra: There is no separation, I am One with God.
Famous Mystics: Pythagoras, Helena Blavatsky, Joseph Campbell, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Eckhart Tolle, Thomas Merton, Alan Watts.
Mystics in Fiction: Eriq Ebouaney (Lumumba), The Seventh Seal, David Lee Smith (The Man from Earth), Bruno Ganz (Wings of Desire), Dôgen (Zen), G.I. Gurdjieff (Meetings with Remarkable Men).

 

[Saturnal Snowqueen]

Mystics love experiencing first-hand the blissful Union of Divinity. As you resonate the most with the Mystic archetype, you will be drawn towards transcending the ego and melting the boundaries between “you” and Infinite Consciousness. As a deeply sensitive, intuitive, and perceptive person, you have always sensed that there is something “beyond” the ordinary. Therefore, the pursuit of earthly pleasures such as fame, status, and riches has never appealed to you to the same extent as it does to others.

As a Mystic, you yearn for wisdom, love, and the ultimate freedom that comes from merging with your True Nature. You are devoted to exploring the Mystery that is life and inviting the presence of the Divine into your everyday life. To you, the ultimate achievement in life is the unio mystica, the spiritual marriage between the self and the Soul.

Shadow Side:

The dark side of the Mystic temperament can manifest as a selfish hoarding of hidden truths, egocentrism – especially if mystical experiences are used to inflate the ego and make it more “special,” and intellectual dryness – particularly if the search for truth doesn’t include cultivating a Heart connection. When not grounded in the necessary function of logic, Mystics can become impulsive, fickle, and flaky. Also, when not properly grounded, the Mystic temperament can also lose touch with reality.

Strengths:

These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

• Sensitive
• Perceptive
• Intuitive
• Wise
• Receptive
• Open-minded
• Loving

Weaknesses:

These weaknesses arise when you become unmindful, imbalanced, and spiritually stagnant.

• Egotistical
• Ungrounded
• Dry
• Impulsive
• Airy-fairy

Spiritual Purpose: Transcending the ego and uniting with the Divine.

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

Lesson to Learn: Spiritual experiences must be emotionally, psychologically, and physically integrated into daily life for real growth to occur. The heart and mind must be balanced. There is no true separation between “you” and God/Divine.

Mystic’s Totem: Snake; shedding skin as a constant rebirth and transformation.

Mystic’s Crystal: Labradorite; assists in moving into alternate levels of consciousness and vibration, helping one to consciously 'move between the worlds.'

Mystic’s Herb: Elderberry; elder tree has a long history connected to ancient mysticism, the spirit of this tree was known as “Elder Mother” for its powerful transformative energy.

Mystics Mantra: There is no separation, I am One with God.

Famous Mystics: Pythagoras, Helena Blavatsky, Joseph Campbell, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Eckhart Tolle, Thomas Merton, Alan Watts.

Mystics in Fiction: Eriq Ebouaney (Lumumba), The Seventh Seal, David Lee Smith (The Man from Earth), Bruno Ganz (Wings of Desire), Dôgen (Zen), G.I. Gurdjieff (Meetings with Remarkable Men).

 

[Mikikia]

Here are my results:

Mystics love experiencing first-hand the blissful Union of Divinity. As you resonate the most with the Mystic archetype, you will be drawn towards transcending the ego and melting the boundaries between “you” and Infinite Consciousness. As a deeply sensitive, intuitive, and perceptive person, you have always sensed that there is something “beyond” the ordinary. Therefore, the pursuit of earthly pleasures such as fame, status, and riches has never appealed to you to the same extent as it does to others.

As a Mystic, you yearn for wisdom, love, and the ultimate freedom that comes from merging with your True Nature. You are devoted to exploring the Mystery that is life and inviting the presence of the Divine into your everyday life. To you, the ultimate achievement in life is the unio mystica, the spiritual marriage between the self and the Soul.

Shadow Side:

The dark side of the Mystic temperament can manifest as a selfish hoarding of hidden truths, egocentrism – especially if mystical experiences are used to inflate the ego and make it more “special,” and intellectual dryness – particularly if the search for truth doesn’t include cultivating a Heart connection. When not grounded in the necessary function of logic, Mystics can become impulsive, fickle, and flaky. Also, when not properly grounded, the Mystic temperament can also lose touch with reality.

Strengths:

These strengths are developed when you’re open, aware, and internally balanced.

• Sensitive
• Perceptive
• Intuitive
• Wise
• Receptive
• Open-minded
• Loving

Weaknesses:

These weaknesses arise when you become unmindful, imbalanced, and spiritually stagnant.

• Egotistical
• Ungrounded
• Dry
• Impulsive
• Airy-fairy

Spiritual Purpose: Transcending the ego and uniting with the Divine.

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

Lesson to Learn: Spiritual experiences must be emotionally, psychologically, and physically integrated into daily life for real growth to occur. The heart and mind must be balanced. There is no true separation between “you” and God/Divine.

Mystic’s Totem: Snake; shedding skin as a constant rebirth and transformation.

Mystic’s Crystal: Labradorite; assists in moving into alternate levels of consciousness and vibration, helping one to consciously 'move between the worlds.'

Mystic’s Herb: Elderberry; elder tree has a long history connected to ancient mysticism, the spirit of this tree was known as “Elder Mother” for its powerful transformative energy.

Mystics Mantra: There is no separation, I am One with God.

Famous Mystics: Pythagoras, Helena Blavatsky, Joseph Campbell, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Eckhart Tolle, Thomas Merton, Alan Watts.

Mystics in Fiction: Eriq Ebouaney (Lumumba), The Seventh Seal, David Lee Smith (The Man from Earth), Bruno Ganz (Wings of Desire), Dôgen (Zen), G.I. Gurdjieff (Meetings with Remarkable Men).