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.
  Never
- B.
  Rarely
- 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 it
- 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.
  Rarely
- C.
  Regularly
- D.
  Meticulously
7.
How do you interact with your dreams?
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- 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
- 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 escapes you or you rarely remember fragments OR you just haven't bothered to pay attention to them even though you have them. You may go through long periods 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 dreams aren’t happening; you haven’t yet been turned onto their magic. You may even believe that you can't dream.FACT: We all dream, we just don't remember them. *Some people have Aphantasia - the inability to see mental images but this is very rare.The thing is if you aren't tapping into your imagining faculties then you are not connecting with your own source of power as much as you can.Dreams, daydreams, visions, imagination, intuition all come from the same well-spring. Your higher self, God, your emotional processing, your psyche, mental cognition, problem solving and creativity are tied into your dream sleep and the default mode network in your brain. It's time to reclaim your power, ensure you are getting proper rest by honoring it as sacred time. Begin paying closer attention to your dream remnants and jot them down. This is the crucial first step.TIP: Even if you don't remember your dreams, try writing something in your journal first thing in the morning and see what flows forward.Perhaps you remember how you feel. Capture that in your journal as well. Dreams are feelings too! 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. Some people use voice notes on their phone. If you would like to expand your dreaming life and learn how to access the magic and wisdom contained in your dreams then be sure to look out for my newsletter for tips and education. Follow me on social media or apply to work with me. Thank you for taking the time to meet your current dream archetype which can change as you develop. 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 and may even have elaborate daytime visions.You value personal and perhaps spiritual development. To evolve your dream style, engage more deeply with your dreams. Are you writing them down? Are you sitting with them and deciphering any messages? Are you consciously creating a deeper relationship to your dream world? If you could ask more from your dreams what would you want your dreams to do for you? More creativity? More problem solving? Deeper connection to your guides? To God? Ensure you have a notepad in arms reach and document the images or voice note them for later contemplation.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.You would benefit greatly from exploring your visions with greater depth. Perhaps you have explored psychedelic medicine and your visions have become more frequent and richer. You may be lucid dreaming more frequently and feel a call to deepen the self-exploration.I recommend working with me 1-1 so we can map a plan to enhance your dream life and allow you to re-experience your dreams for insight, growth, creativity and more. Stay connected through social media and watch out for my emails for dreamy tips and education.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;
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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 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. Consider exploring your dreams with greater depth through dream re-experiencing or through experiential and embodied dreamwork.Are you utilizing your dream world to it's fullest potential? Are you asking for guidance, problem-solving or creativity?You may have utilized other means of inner exploration and have a desire to deepen your shadow or inner child work or use dreamwork for psychedelic integration. This could be time to become intentional with your dream states. If you would like to go even deeper, consider working with me 1 - 1.Stay connected through social media, watch for my emails in your inbox and be the first to know about workshops and courses.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’ve attained a level of mastery with your dreams, possibly engaging in practices like dream yoga, lucid dreaming, astral travel, or advanced dreamwork techniques. Dreams are a vital part of your spiritual practice, and you likely hold a wealth of wisdom, which you may already be sharing professionally as a leader, facilitator, or healer.As a Sage, your role extends beyond personal understanding—it’s about guiding and inspiring others on their soul evolution. You’re not just a spiritual seeker; you’re a mystic, living life as though it were a magical dream. You interpret symbols, metaphors, and archetypes to deepen your connection with your highest self and the Divine.Soul evolution and inner vision aren’t just interests—they’re your embodied passion and undeniable calling, demanding constant tending. Being part of a Dream Sharing Circle can offer you collaboration and creativity as a form of spiritual and personal self-care. Alternatively, having a dream-sharing partner or working with me one-on-one can provide the reflective space you need to explore your dreams more deeply.If you’d like to explore this further, stay connected with me on socials, expect my emails and stay informed of opportunities to work with me to continue alchemizing. Thank you for taking the time to connect with your dream archetype!

Discover Your Dream Archetype

Answer 15 multiple choice questions to discover it!

Quiz Questions

Quiz Outcomes