#feminine archetypes | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

Visit Blog

Explore Tumblr blogs with no restrictions, modern design and the best experience.

Fun Fact

The average Tumblr user visits about 67 pages every month.

#feminine archetypes

lavendergoddesstarot · 3 months

Text

𝑾𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒇𝒆𝒎𝒊𝒏𝒊𝒏𝒆 𝒂𝒓𝒄𝒉𝒆𝒕𝒚𝒑𝒆 𝒆𝒏𝒆𝒓𝒈𝒚 𝒔𝒉𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒅 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒅𝒊𝒗𝒆 𝒊𝒏𝒕𝒐?

Pick a pile/picture

Pile 1:

The Mother: The archetype you should dive into is the mother. The mother is about being nurturing, compassionate and supportive. The mother is also a divine creator. She creates life itself. And this doesn't have to mean just having kids. It can mean creating and nurturing a business or a creative project as well.

Extended reading here(YouTube)

Pile 2:

The Enigma: The archetype you should dive into is the enigma which is the Mystic and the Lover. The mystic is about being spiritual, at peace, connected and soulful. This archetype is all about inner peace and finding a meaningful, purposeful life. Mixed with the lover which is about sexuality, passion and romance. The lover dives into things she's passionate about and romanticizes her life. She also isn't afraid to be sexual and flaunt her stuff.

Extended reading here(YouTube)

Pile 3:

The Huntress. The archetype you should dive into is the huntress which is the most masculine of all of the feminine archetypes. The huntress is independent and takes initiative action towards her goals. She is focused on herself, living freely and accomplishing her own personal goals. She hunts instead of waiting for her prey to come to her.

Extended reading here(YouTube)

#tarot #tarot community #divine feminine #feminine archetypes #tarot reading #pick a card #pick a pile #tarot daily #astrology #pick a picture #pick a image #pick a card reading #divine feminine reading #divination

203 notes · View notes

heartshapelocket · 9 months

Text

Ingenue: ˚ ༘♡ ⋆｡˚ an innocent, physically charming and generally nice woman or girl that is unbothered by worldly knowledge *ੈ✩‧₊˚

“people love an ingenue” - a playlist about relating to the ingenue feminine archetype. girlhood, femininity, being kind, naïveté, hopeless romantic, inner child, people pleaser, being a mess, coming of age, making mistakes, being too trusting, messy relationships, and above all else just being a girl at the end of the day.

230 notes · View notes

d4rkpluto · 1 year

Text

𝔱𝔥𝔢 𝔡𝔦𝔳𝔞 𝔞𝔯𝔠𝔥𝔢𝔱𝔶𝔭𝔢

[I AM FOLLOWING AYESHA K.FAINES RESEARCH OF FEMININE ARCHETYPES]

↳ the sexual feminine archetype of the queen archetype.

♇ if you are the diva archetype that means you got the queen archetype as your highest percentage [aside from the lover] and you got the lover percentage higher than 70%.

♇ the diva is one of the sexual feminine archetypes of that belong to the feminine archetype the queen, whereas the other sexual feminine archetype is the empress.

♇ [the queen is the feminine archetype while the diva is the sexual feminine archetype, its associate being the empress].

♇ those who belong to the diva archetype are born to wear the crown, they're deemed to be women who are regal, women who also love the glamorous style and are the type to command respect and adoration.

♇ diva women are also warm and sensual; and they're the epitome of the grande feminine. when people are around them, they are described to have this majestic and larger than life aura.

♇ those with the diva archetype are the type of people who make their partners feel royal.

♇ they're the type to hate being asked so much questions, but they will still try and be polite. they're women who are very forward with what they want in life, even if they're confident women, anxiety still preys on them; they might use another "persona to help them through". like beyoncé with sasha fierce.

♇ she talks about the sasha fierce persona in this interview; however in other bodies of information, she does convey how sasha fierce helps her to portray the strong and sexy persona she has to on stage.

♇ even if much divas are portrayed to be serious, there's a giggly side to them, a side to them that is always smiling and cracking jokes.

♇ as divas are women who are forward with things, they're most likely able to explain their feelings well.

♇ aside from being expressive vocally, their face will also tell you what they're feeling as well, as a consequence people start seeing them as someone who is blunt and straightforward, and they might even be considered as a bitch because of it. either way, whatever they say still has truth to it.

♇ some of them are also very religious, it doesnt need to be an Abrahamic religion they're devoted to. they could be very spiritual as well.

♇ moreover, divas are very notable people, their success cannot be denied. moving from success for a brief moment; these are the type of people who are funny without trying. people tend to laugh at whatever they say because of how much they speak their mind.

♇ another reason why some divas are considered as bitches is because when very under-developed, they're the type to make fun of other people or belittle others. they could be perceived as patronising.

♇ they're very trendy women, especially when it comes to humour and fashion. these are women who love clothes and styling, they like to dress in ways that show their extravagance and wealth.

♇ are very specific with the type of things they use, and type of things they like. while doing research on diva women, i've noticed they get asked a lot of weird questions. on the other hand, they either let the hate get to them, or they joke about the things people said about them. [like wonyoung and her cute dance].

♇ when they're not prideful and egotistical, they're open about their struggles. they can be very materialistic and they're aware of what and who they are.

♇ the type to get uncomfortable easily, they like to feel valued and like to have a motivator. or something that can push them through the day.

♇ these women are the type to always have the receipts, whenever they're backing themselves up, they have the evidence to aid themselves. they are usually kind until they're pushed.

♇ linking back to how it is difficult to not recognise their success, it'ss because they're always hitting milestones; they're rich in their culture and their roots [will always shout of their hometown] and they always find a way to include it into what they do. [if not always then majority of the times].

♇ a lot of diva women are aware of how it must feel to be unheard or mistreated, so they will always give credit when it is due. however, they wouldnt mind shading someone if they didn't like them, as i have implied before, they're very open with how they feel and with what they think.

♇ on one hand, when underdeveloped, they must feel attention on them all the time and can be terrible people. they know how to put on a mask and fool others, they're knowledgeable of their behaviour, the character they portray to other people is always for a reason.

♇ on the other hand, a lot of people look up to them, mostly because it is normally known what they're put through. many divas live tragic lives, and it could either be seen through their attitude or through their art.

♇ some diva women are interested in flashy clothing, a lot of people attempt to duplicate their styles and clothing, i believe that because of their versatility and style it makes them so easily loveable or admired. i've observed that these type of women attract foreign fans easily.

♇ on a funny note, i've noticed a lot of them love barbara streissand, she's been mentioned in interviews of dalida, jennifer lopez and aretha franklin.

♇ upon doing research on these women, i've been able to observe that some of them have power issues, or they like to feel superior. due to this, they can come across as bitter.

♇ many of them understand that they don't need a partner, but when they do have that partner they become really loving and devoted to them. however, due to their independent persona, they help set the path for younger generations to feel inspired by.

♇ aside from the other archetypes i have done, i have noticed that people from the diva archetype are most likely to be more underdeveloped? like it's quicker for them to get to a dark stage. they can become people who are very controlling and like to get their way, would step on other people to climb the ladder.

♇ however, their stern behaviour indicates that they are excellent business runners. very "my way or the highway" behaviour.

♇ most of them are household names, the type of people to put their friends and family on the game to reach a higher status. they can be very sophisticated when they're evolved, the type to know when it's the right time and place to do or say something.

♇ like i have implied in this post, underdeveloped ones cannot control their emotions; their words are powerful and can cut deep, but i see this for both archetypes for those under the queen.

♇ when it comes to their sensuality, they're the type to keep long eye-contact, they know what it does to other people and they use it to win over people.

♇ diva women are usually popular within women who are in their status, and a lot of the people who share the same status of them might look up at them. for example, beyoncé is known as the celebrities celebrity. people usually gravitate towards them!

♇ some of them had men beside them when they were getting higher within their path, for example, ari with diddy and beyoncé with jay-z.

other divas ↴

♇ divas i put above are aretha franklin, rosie huntington-whitely, ari the don, dalida, natalie nunn and pamela harmin.

♇ understanding the diva archetype, it shows that they can easily give off the impression of a mean-girl. though aside from that, they're the type of people who cant allow themselves to become wealthy and would like to see their loved ones prosper as well.

♇ and to make the diva archetype easier to comprehend i gathered characters from different tv shows or movies that come under the archetype.

♇ beginning from scream queens ⟶ chanel oberlin, a socialite and very cliquéy, she normally liked to hang around people who shared the same status as her, but between the women she had share similar status with, she was most likely the most popular one. a leader, and very mean and bossy, chanel definitely shows how a diva archetype can be so underdeveloped.

♇ onto game of thrones ⟶ cersei lannister, a good example of someone who likes everything to herself. a true mean girl, but she was classy with the way she had done it, she had been able to make a name for herself aside from being a lannister, she was the first female lannister on the throne and like a true diva she could certainly throw some shade, but sometimes it seemed like she couldnt handle it when it was returned to her.

♇ from ever after high ⟶ apple white; in the beginning from what i remember, she was controlling, but in ways that she had wanted everyone to follow traditions. [she was a lowkey mean girl, the type of ones you dont realise until later], anyways back to what i was saying, in the beginning she didnt realise how other characters did not want to follow the path that was their "fate/destiny" she's another character that shows how oblivious and selfish divas can get when low, or when they're used to getting their ways.

♇ next is from monster high ⟶ cleo de nile; i believe that this one is a very obvious one. she is a likeable character [and is even one of my favourite monster high characters] though it doesnt erase the diva, and i want it all energy; she is glamorous and expressive, will say anything that is in her mind even if it's the meanest thing, can have a habit of using people or manipulating them for her needs. dated the most popular man in the school too!

♇ moving onto squid game ⟶ player 212 or known as han mi-nyeo, aside from her bratty and stuck up behaviour, i noticed she used men as a way to climb up the ladder and gain protection like the queen archetype she is, but she definitely doesnt fall into the empress archetype, more like onto the vengeful diva archetype.

♇ onto mew mew power ⟶ mint aizawa or if you've watched the 4kids version, corina bucksworth, i feel like her character is a great example of a diva archetype when they're very devoted to someone, mint devoted to her brother, and zakuro/renee; she is a socialite that doesnt need to be around any man to bring up her status, but she already worked with men who were financially well and intelligent, ryo/elliot and keiichiro/wesley.

♇ from twilight ⟶ rosalie cullen/hale, if you've watched or read the twilight franchise, you'd know that the woman had a sad backstory when she was a human socialite, being married to a powerful man who used her as an arm candy and took advantage of her with his friends during a night out. currently as a vampire, she is a fierce woman but quite bitter as she doesnt like the fact that bella is choosing her own life path to become a vampire; love rosalie but the choice wasnt hers to get upset over!

♇ next with glee ⟶ santana lopez, if you've read this far then it's evident that santana is an obvious diva. she's quite the underdeveloped one but when the show progress you can tell that she slightly becomes a better person, she's just outspoken and harsh with her words. she was in the cheerleading team and in glee it was a cliqué/high-status thing to be apart of. and like the diva archetype she had an alter ego named, snixx.

♇ moving to mean girls ⟶ regina george, she should've been on top of the character list, she's a classic when it comes to diva women. likes to cling onto people who can give her status, or likes to be around the most attractive or popular man. she was more of a person who barely said mean things to people's face, [well half the time she did], but there were moments when she hid shades within her compliments, specifically during the moment when she asked about the girl's skirt.

♇ lastly with elite ⟶ lu/lucrecia montesinos hendrich, she was a character with great development, she cared for the people around her and would always back up one of her closest friends carla; she only hung around people of her status and was a confrontational and forward diva, very loveable character!

♇ within my research, i noticed that a lot of diva women are most likely going to have scorpio, leo or capricorn in their big three/six; in order.

♇ they're also most likely going to be scorpio, leo or capricorn dominant; in order.

♇ the planets venus, moon and sun dominance appeared the most in their natal charts; typed in order.

♇ the element that had appeared the most in their natal chart was water, second was fire and third was earth.

♇ finally, when it comes to modality, the one that appeared the most in their charts was the mutable modality!

♇ feminine archetype masterlist

to find out what feminine archetype and sexual feminine archetype you are

buy a natal chart reading from me

masterlist

♇ pluto

223 notes · View notes

lunarlianna · 8 months

Text

Embodying the Divine Feminine Archetypes: Tap into Their Empowering Essence

I'm thrilled to introduce something close to my heart – a series exploring the beautiful intersections of femininity and spirituality. Your interest and engagement have inspired me to dedicate a weekly post to these topics, separate from my usual astrology content.

Stay tuned for our upcoming discussions, and I'll also be sharing updates on my 11th and 12th house planets soon.

What's a Feminine Archetype?

An archetype is like a blend of qualities, thoughts, and behaviours that shine through a person, whether they're a woman or a man.

We're all a mix of both divine feminine and masculine energies. But in a world where the feminine often goes unnoticed, both its light and shadow sides can show up in various ways.

A divine feminine archetype? It's when a woman embraces the purest form of her feminine energies.

Key Feminine Archetypes

Feminine archetypes can be a puzzle. Some say there are three, some seven, and some even 13! The truth is, there's a lot of info out there. But what's important is finding the ones that resonate with you.

The Significance of Feminine Archetypes

Feminine archetypes create a tapestry of balance in our lives. Our aim isn't to be just one archetype, but to blend their energies dynamically. Each serves a purpose, like seasons in life, enriching our existence.

While one archetype might resonate strongly at times, the goal is an all-encompassing dance with these twelve facets, celebrating your unique self.

The Quadrants of Balance

Nature has seasons, and archetypes have roles. Four quadrants create harmony: Disrupt, Restore, Create, and Nurture.

Disrupt: Warrior, Wild Woman, Enchantress. Embrace their chaos for fresh beginnings.

Restore: Maiden, Healer, Lover. Find strength in grace and play.

Create: Visionary, Creator, Queen. Birth beauty from inspiration.

Nurture: Mother, Wise Woman, Priestess. Preserve and cherish what IS.

Toodeloo

#for you #divine feminine #spirituality #spiritual awakening #spiritual development #spiritualgrowth #the sacred feminine #feminine #feminine beauty #femininity #feminine archetypes #astro community #astrologer

46 notes · View notes

belle-ame-amira · 8 months

Text

Archetype Lovergirl

The Lover archetype, a beautiful embodiment of femininity, invites to explore the depths of our hearts and souls. She is a symbol of unconditional love, not only for others but also for herself. Picture her as a free-spirited, sensual being, intimately connected with the world around her.

I love to be a lover girl, but i still struggle to let go of control and be in my feminine energy. I find myself in these unhealthy relationships that wont allow me to practice receiving and loving like i should be.

I love to embrace my inner Lover, and let her guide me on a journey of self-discovery and connection.

#lover era #feminine archetypes #divine feminine #feminine energy #inspiration #self love #aesthetic #inspo

23 notes · View notes

self-improvementgirlie · 2 months

Text

What Are The Seven Feminine Energies?

The Maiden: Embracing New Beginnings

Definition:

The Maiden archetype embodies youthful energy, symbolizing new beginnings, innocence, spontaneity, and curiosity. She represents the unfurling petals of the feminine journey, embracing the spirit of adventure and exploration.

Expert Opinion:

Renowned psychologist Carl Jung proposed that the Maiden archetype reflects the initial stages of individuation, where one explores the world with a sense of wonder and openness. This phase is crucial for self-discovery and laying the foundation for the subsequent stages of life.

The Mother: Nurturing and Compassionate

Definition:

The Mother archetype represents nurturing, compassion, and unconditional love. It is associated with caretaking, protection, and the ability to create and sustain life. The Mother transcends biological motherhood, encompassing all forms of nurturing connections.

Expert Opinion:

Psychiatrist and psychoanalyst D.W. Winnicott emphasized the significance of the mother-child bond in early development. He highlighted the role of a nurturing figure in fostering a secure foundation for emotional well-being.

The Wild Woman or Creatrix: Unleashing Untapped Potential

Definition:

The Wild Woman archetype taps into primal, instinctual, and creative energies. She embodies raw, untamed aspects of femininity, encouraging self-expression, intuition, and a deep connection with nature. The Creatrix is a source of inspiration, unleashing untapped potential.

Expert Opinion:

Clarissa Pinkola Estés, a Jungian analyst and author of "Women Who Run with the Wolves," explores the Wild Woman archetype. Estés emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with the instinctual, wild aspects of femininity to reclaim personal power and creativity.

The Lover: Exploring Sensuality and Passion

Definition:

The Lover archetype encompasses sensuality, passion, and deep emotional connection. It involves the exploration of pleasure, both physical and emotional, and the celebration of beauty within oneself and others. The Lover embodies the pursuit of joy and fulfillment.

Expert Opinion:

Sexologist and relationship expert Dr. Sue Johnson emphasizes the importance of emotional connection and vulnerability in intimate relationships. The Lover archetype aligns with the emotional depth and passion crucial for building and sustaining meaningful connections.

The Queen: Sovereignty and Self-Mastery

Definition:

The Queen archetype represents sovereignty, leadership, and self-mastery. It is associated with maturity, wisdom, and the ability to govern one's life with authority. The Queen encourages embracing responsibility, making decisions, and leading with grace and confidence.

Expert Opinion:

Psychoanalyst and author Marion Woodman explored the Queen archetype in the context of feminine psychology. Woodman stressed the importance of women embracing their inner authority and wisdom to navigate the challenges of life.

The Warrioress: Fierce Strength and Resilience

Definition:

The Warrioress archetype embodies strength, courage, and resilience. This energy is not constrained by traditional gender roles and symbolizes the ability to face challenges head-on, protect oneself and others, and stand firm in convictions.

Expert Opinion:

Author and mythologist Joseph Campbell explored the archetype of the hero's journey, which can be applied to the Warrioress. Campbell's work highlights the transformative power of facing challenges and emerging stronger, a theme central to the Warrioress archetype.

The Crone: Wisdom and Acceptance

Definition:

The Crone archetype is associated with wisdom, transformation, and the acceptance of the cyclical nature of life. She embodies the energy of the elder, offering guidance and insight gained through life's experiences.

Expert Opinion:

In her book "The Women's Wheel of Life," Elizabeth Davis emphasizes the importance of embracing the Crone archetype as women age. Davis encourages seeing menopause as a transformative time, embracing the wisdom and strength that come with the Crone energy.

LEARN MORE HERE

#female archetypes #feminine archetypes #the 7 female archetypes #the 7 feminine archetypes #dark femininity #dark feminine #dark feminine aesthetic

8 notes · View notes

sk-lumen · 2 months

Text

Dark Feminine Energy: Avoid This Common Trap

Dark feminine energy is a hot topic in 2024.

Since the arising popularity of the femininity wave, awareness of its shadow aspects – dark femininity – followed soon after. This is most noticeable through social media trends like TikTok blowing up with #darkfeminine content and tips, followed by even Vogue articles on this topic that holds such fascination for so many of us.

I believe all women can benefit from tapping into their dark feminine energy. However, I’ve noticed a common misconception about what the dark feminine is about, and many creators (businesses, sites, blogs) are perpetuating this misconception because the toxic angle is more profitable than the self improvement angle.

In short, they’re giving dark feminine energy a bad reputation by claiming it’s all about “using dark psychology tips and tricks to manipulate men, get into their heads and get them to treat you right”.

There are many problematic things with the above. Let’s name a few:

Why it’s problematic to associate DF to manipulation

You can’t (and shouldn’t) waste your time persuading someone of your worth. It’s not your job to prove yourself. People either appreciate you, or they don’t.

I don’t recommend playing with dark psychology the same reason I don’t recommend playing with black magic. What goes around comes around. However, I support every woman’s freedom of choice, as long as you’re taking ownership for your actions.

It’s yet again male-centered. Instead of being about self improvement or self-discovery, it revolves around… yes, male validation.

Dark femininity is an incredibly empowering tool, and this misconception is leading a lot of girls and women to play games and chase men, instead of leading them into their own power.

A more accurate term for the above trend which revolves around revenge and manipulation is simply “toxic femininity” or the wounded feminine. Yes, the female equivalent of toxic masculinity, because mistakes can be made on either side.

There is nothing feminist or empowering in chasing an ex that mistreated you, and putting on an elaborate show just to convince him you were always his dreamgirl.

Understand that through this, you are giving away your power and relying on another person to validate your...

Read full article

#sk lumen #dark femininity #dark feminine energy #femme fatale #feminine archetypes #divine feminine #girlblogger #blog #female manipulator #dark psychology #dark femme #dark feminine

35 notes · View notes

christinas-place · 8 months

Text

Made this mood board today channeling my inner mystic 🫶🏻✨

#mystic #feminine archetypes #divine feminine #feminine energy #aesthetic #moodboard #healing #love #tarot

12 notes · View notes

adiaryonthemoon · 2 years

Text

Sun opposite Pluto woman

You may have the darkness in you.

You may have the strength in you.

You could be the white sheep.

You could be the black wolf.

Do you really need someone to find it out for you?

101 notes · View notes

sarahjalees · 8 days

Text

Do you know what your Feminine archetype is? Mine is The Sage.

✨

Feminine archetypes are symbolic representations of the diverse aspects of womanhood, embodying traits, energies, and roles that resonate across cultures and time. From the nurturing Mother to the independent Warrior, these archetypes offer insight into the complexity and depth of feminine identity, guiding us on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

✨

The Sage archetype represents wisdom, knowledge, and insight. In various cultures and mythologies, the Sage is often depicted as a wise elder, philosopher, or mentor figure who possesses profound understanding and enlightenment. This archetype is characterized by a deep connection to intuition, a thirst for learning, and the ability to distill complex ideas into simple truths.

The Sage archetype encourages individuals to seek understanding and enlightenment through introspection, study, and life experience. Sages are often portrayed as contemplative thinkers who value solitude and reflection, as these practices allow them to access deeper levels of insight and wisdom.

In addition to their intellectual pursuits, Sages are known for their compassion, empathy, and willingness to share their knowledge with others. They serve as mentors and guides, offering advice, perspective, and encouragement to those who seek their wisdom.

The Sage archetype reminds us of the importance of lifelong learning and personal growth. By embracing this archetype, individuals can cultivate their intellect, intuition, and spiritual awareness, ultimately leading to greater self-awareness and a deeper understanding of the world around them.

✨

Oddly enough, The Sage is everything I’ve been running from. 😩

#melaninmagic #black women #brown skin #black girl art #feminine archetypes #the sage

2 notes · View notes

Last Seen Blogs