What is an archetype?

In Jungian psychology, an archetype is an inherited pattern of thought or symbolic imagery derived from past collective experience and present in the individual unconscious. 

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Simply said, an archetype is the role or character we choose to play out in our lives. It is the reflection of how we define ourselves in our life’s story. 

How does this affect your daily life and relationships? 

If we want to live our most authentic lives, with the full freedom to express who we truly are, we can choose to consciously work with our inner archetypes. We have the power of to choice. 

Will we choose the healer, the heroine, the victim, the magician, the martyr or the seductress? 

When we consciously work with the archetypes within us, as a tool for personal and spiritual development, we choose to write our own stories, instead of living on the outside of our life's story. ​

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By connecting with our inner world, we can unlock a deeper level of understanding, not only of who we are, but also where we are going

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What is the Wild Woman Archetype? 

The Wild Woman is a powerful archetype within the feminine psyche. She represents the untamed, instinctual, and creative part of ourselves.

Wild meaning natural state, connected to ones instincts and deepest soul.

Your state of being before you were taught to apologize for who you are.  

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The Wild Woman is the healer. She is the medicine woman, the untamed, the mystic, the embodied soul.

She is free, she is powerful and she is connected to the secrets and mysteries of life, and knows the magic of connection with the natural world.

She trusts the intuitive knowledge she taps into, without being influenced by what others think or judge or prescribe.

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The energy of this wild feminine archetype gifts us our intuition, instinct, inner knowing, and our power to heal.

 

She is the perfect guide when challenges arise in your life, and you need to access wisdom, courage and power. She guides you through the cross-roads of any transition, such as mid-life, getting back on your feet after loss or failure, starting a new phase in your life, and navigating uncertainty.

 

She is connected to the natural world. Intimately. Deeply. Instinctively. In an embodied sense the Wild Woman archetype encourages us to rediscover our interconnection, wonder, magnetism and wisdom in relation to Mother Earth.

 

She teaches us to fine-tune our intuition. She leads us to unearth our own gifts of intuition, rising from the ashes of it being buried. Clearing away the misperceptions about what intuition really is. She teaches how to develop discernment, so we can separate illusion from divine truth. 

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