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THE WITCH WOUND ARCHETYPE

A free quiz that taps into your wounded archetype and how to start healing it.

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A free podcast with short sessions to connect you with your nervous system. Includes energy healing too!

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✦ THE DEATH RITES ARCHETYPE QUIZ ✦

Which version of your soul is calling you to let go, and who are you becoming on the other side?

You’ve felt it, haven’t you?
The slow unravelling.
The pull to shed who you were and step into something deeper.

But transformation isn’t one size fits all.
Each of us walks a different path through death and rebirth. Some through fire and rebellion, others through softness, intuition, or devotion.

This quiz will show you which Death Rites archetype you’re embodying right now. The Witch, The Sacred Midwife, The Seer, or The Mystic.

Your result will reveal the lessons your nervous system, soul, and shadows are guiding you through.

Take the quiz to uncover:

✨ What phase of transformation you’re in
✨ The unconscious patterns that are ready to die
✨ The gifts waiting to emerge when you surrender control

This is not a cute personality quiz.
It’s a mirror.
A ritual in disguise.

Ready to meet the version of you that rises from the ashes? Begin your Death Rites quiz below.

1. When everything starts falling apart, your first instinct is to:*

  • A. Burn it all down and start again. You know destruction clears the path.

  • B. Try to hold it all together for everyone, even when you're crumbling.

  • C. Retreat into your own world and wait for the signs to make sense.

  • D. Meditate, journal, pull a card, or pray for clarity.

2. Your relationship with power feels like:

  • A. Something I’ve been punished for having.

  • B. Something I give away to feel safe.

  • C. Something I see in others but can’t quite claim.

  • D. Something I experience through spirit, not through action.

3. When you feel a big emotion rise, you tend to:

  • A. Explode, rage, or purge. Fire clears me.

  • B. Swallow it and smile. I don’t want to make others uncomfortable.

  • C. Overanalyse it. I need to understand before I feel it.

  • D. Float above it. I can’t deal with the heaviness right now.

4. Your intuition shows up as:

  • A. A gut instinct that won’t shut up until I listen.

  • B. A quiet knowing when I’m nurturing or in stillness.

  • C. Vivid dreams, visions, or sensations in my body.

  • D. Synchronicities and cosmic whispers that feel divinely timed.

5. What you're most ready to let die is:

  • A. The good girl act and everyone’s expectations of me.

  • B. The role of fixer, caretaker, or emotional sponge.

  • C. The belief that I need to be understood to be valid.

  • D. The idea that I need to transcend my humanness to be spiritual.

6. Your transformation often begins with:

  • A. Rage, reclamation, rebellion.

  • B. Grief, release, and soft surrender.

  • C. A spiritual download that hits me like lightning.

  • D. A breakdown that feels like an initiation into mystery.

7. Your nervous system lately feels like:

  • A. Buzzing, wired, ready to scream if one more person asks for something.

  • B. Heavy, tired, like I’m holding everyone’s emotions in my chest.

  • C. Floaty, ungrounded, like I live half in another dimension.

  • D. Calm but disconnected, like I’m watching life instead of living it.

8. What you crave most from The Death Rites is:

  • A. Permission to reclaim my power without fear.

  • B. A way to release the grief and stop overholding.

  • C. Grounded intuition and clarity about my purpose.

  • D. A sense of divine trust in the unknown.

You may be a blend of archetypes, but one strong theme may prevail. Find out your archetype below:

Mostly A’s - THE WITCH

What’s been holding her back:
She’s learned that her fire is dangerous. Every time she’s spoken truth, she’s been judged, silenced, or shamed. So she learned to dim it. She hides behind logic or likability when what she really wants is to burn through the lies and live by her own inner code.

How she lets go:
She reclaims her voice through rage, expression, and sacred rebellion. She learns to channel her intensity into power rather than punishment.

How The Death Rites helps her:
The Witch finds safety in her fire again through nervous system work that teaches her to hold heat without collapse. Through shadow integration and somatic release, she stops burning herself to keep others warm.

Who she becomes:
A magnetic, embodied force of truth. The Witch rebirths as the woman who no longer needs permission to be powerful.

Mostly B’s - THE SACRED MIDWIFE

What’s been holding her back:
She’s been everyone’s healer but her own. Her worth has been tangled with being needed, and she confuses love with labour. Her nervous system is exhausted from carrying the weight of everyone else’s emotions.

How she lets go:
By surrendering the saviour role and learning that compassion does not require self-abandonment. She lets her softness become her strength, not her cage.

How The Death Rites helps her:
Through grief work, somatic boundaries, and guided release, she learns to hold space for herself first. The Midwife remembers that she cannot rebirth others if she is still bleeding.

Who she becomes:

A grounded, radiant presence who embodies nurture without martyrdom. Her energy becomes medicine because it’s no longer leaking everywhere.

Mostly C’s - THE SEER

What’s been holding her back:
She sees everything but feels disconnected from her own body. Her intuition is strong, but she’s often lost in other realms or overwhelmed by emotion. She mistakes sensitivity for weakness and retreats into analysis or isolation.

How she lets go:
By grounding her visions into the body. She learns that embodiment amplifies her intuition rather than dulling it. She stops escaping the human experience and begins to trust that the body is part of the divine.

How The Death Rites helps her:
Through somatic mapping, breathwork, and nervous system regulation, she reclaims her body as her greatest oracle. She learns to interpret sensations as messages instead of threats.

Who she becomes:

A clear, embodied intuitive who can walk between worlds without losing herself. Her visions finally have roots.

Mostly D’s - THE MYSTIC

What’s been holding her back:
She has searched the heavens for meaning but forgotten to anchor into her humanity. She bypasses her pain with “light and love” when her real medicine lies in the void. Her spirituality has become a hiding place rather than a homecoming.

How she lets go:
By allowing the death of old spiritual identities and meeting the sacred through presence, not perfection. She learns that the divine doesn’t only live in the stars but also in her skin, breath, and grief.

How The Death Rites helps her:
Through shadow work, ritual, and deep embodiment practices, she learns to integrate spirit and flesh. She finds comfort in uncertainty and sees the void as a womb rather than an ending.

Who she becomes:
A walking prayer. The Mystic who no longer seeks the divine because she’s become it — grounded, whole, and wildly human.

It’s time to become the sovereign version of yourself inside… THE DEATH RITES.