Discover Your Dream Archetype

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Quiz Questions

1.
What’s your approach to understanding dreams?
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- A.
  Skeptical
- B.
  Curious
- C.
  Engaged
- D.
  Masterful
2.
How often do you remember your dreams?
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- A.
  Rarely
- B.
  Occasionally
- C.
  Often
- D.
  Always
3.
How do you feel after waking from a significant dream?
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- A.
  Confused
- B.
  Curious
- C.
  Inspired
- D.
  Transformed
4.
What action do you take after a vivid or disturbing dream?
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- A.
  Ignore
- B.
  Share it
- C.
  Try to interpret it
- D.
  Consult dream resources or experts
5.
How often do you discuss your dreams with others?
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- A.
  Never
- B.
  Rarely
- C.
  Sometimes
- D.
  Often
6.
Do you keep a dream journal or record your dreams in any way?
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- A.
  No
- B.
  Sometimes
- C.
  Regularly
- D.
  Meticulously
7.
How do you interact with your dreams?
- A.
  Ignore
- B.
  Share Occasionally
- C.
  Interpret
- D.
  Guide Others
8.
Do you believe dreams carry messages from the subconscious?
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- A.
  Strongly disagree
- B.
  Disagree
- C.
  Agree
- D.
  Strongly agree
9.
Have you ever experienced lucid dreaming?
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- A.
  Never
- B.
  Once or twice
- C.
  Occasionally
- D.
  Regularly
10.
How do you feel about recurring dreams?
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- A.
  Annoyed or disturbed
- B.
  Curious but passive
- C.
  Investigative, wanting to understand
- D.
  Grateful, seeing them as significant
11.
Do you use any aids to enhance your dream recall or understanding?
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- A.
  No
- B.
  Occasionally, like a dream journal
- C.
  Digital tools or apps
- D.
  Dream dictionaries or experts
12.
Have you ever acted on a message or guidance from a dream?
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- A.
  Never
- B.
  Rarely
- C.
  Sometimes
- D.
  Often
13.
How would you describe the content of your dreams?
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- A.
  Mundane or everyday scenarios
- B.
  A mix of reality and fantasy
- C.
  Vivid, complex landscapes and narratives
- D.
  Transformative, often spiritual experiences
14.
How do you feel immediately before going to sleep?
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- A.
  Indifferent about dreaming
- B.
  Slightly hopeful to remember a dream
- C.
  Eager and prepared for the dream journey
- D.
  Intentional, often setting a dream goal or focus
15.
Do your dreams impact your waking life?
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- A.
  Not at all
- B.
  Occasionally, they linger in my thoughts
- C.
  They often guide my mood or decisions
- D.
  Profoundly, they are integrated into my daily life

Quiz Outcomes

1.
The Sleepwalker: The beginning of a journey. Embrace curiousity; the dream world awaits.
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The SleepwalkerThe Sleepwalker simply means that your connection to the dream world is at its infancy. Dream recall may escape you or you remember fragments or even go entire weeks without recalling a single dream. Like a person navigating in darkness, you’re not fully aware of the treasures or lessons that dreams could offer. It’s not that the dreams aren’t happening; you haven’t yet been turned onto their magic. To move forward, start by paying closer attention to your dream remnants and consider jotting them down.Keep a small journal or notepad in arms reach to capture the images quickly. By engaging this practice you may soon find the fog lifting.If you would like to explore this further, consider my free subscription and take a look at my offerings.Thank you for taking the time to meet your current dream archetype. Feel free to revisit this quiz in the future and map your progress.
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The Explorer: A path of discovery. Your dreams have messages; are you ready to listen?
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The Explorer: As The Explorer, you’ve already begun the exciting journey of dream exploration. You are intrigued and actively seeking greater self-discovery. You may be someone who seeks adventure and a more fulfilling life by exploring the world, ideas and yourself.You are remembering dreams more frequently and may have encountered some vivid ones and you’re curious about them. You’re starting to see that this alternate night-time reality holds meaning and value. To evolve your dream style, engage more deeply with your dreams. Ensure you have a notepad in arms reach and document the images. Sit with the imagery and consider your thoughts towards them. By doing this you can explore their symbols and narratives as clues to your subconscious mind.If you would like to explore this further, consider my free subscription and take a look at my offerings.Thank you for taking the time to meet your current dream archetype. Feel free to revisit this quiz in the future and map your progress.
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The Dreamer: A deep connection. Your dreams are guiding you; continue to follow.
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The Dreamer: You are no stranger to the dream world. You frequently remember your dreams, often in vivid detail, and you may have dabbled in dream interpretation. You see dreams as part of your life, a landscape filled with clues about your inner world and sometimes even your future. You view the messages you receive as guidance or the basis of your creativity. You have already embraced the enigmatic world of your dreamscape and have documented your dreams here and there if not regularly. There is more for you to alchemize. Now you can consider exploring your dreams with greater depth or take your dreamwork to the next level by consciously practicing lucid dreaming or investigate different dream allies or realms. Do you know how to work with your dreams for problem solving and productivity? This could be time to become intentional with your dream states. If you would like to go even deeper, consider my free subscription and take a look at my offerings.Thank you for taking the time to meet your current dream archetype. Feel free to revisit this quiz in the future and map your progress.
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The Sage: Your connection to dreams is profound; keep sharing your wisdom.
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The Sage: If you’ve reached Sage status, you’re a master of dreams, possibly even engaging in practices like dream yoga, lucid dreaming, or advanced interpretation techniques. Your dreams are a crucial part of your spiritual practice, and you likely possess a wealth of wisdom derived from years of dreamwork. As a Sage, your role isn’t just about personal understanding but also guiding and enlightening others on their dream journeys.Seeking ways for greater expansion in the boundless world of dreams may be just right for you. Consider joining a community of dreamers to share and collaborate.If you would like to explore this further, consider my free subscription and take a look at my offerings.Thank you for taking the time to meet your dream archetype.

Discover Your Dream Archetype

Answer 15 multiple choice questions to discover it!

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes