Caroline Myss: Who You Are (Really)

In her new book Archetypes, Caroline Myss has identified 10 common profiles that help you discover how you can best use your gifts. The first step? Discovering which of these best fits you.

Adapted by Leigh Newman

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The Spiritual Seeker

Are you always looking for something more, something that will help you find the meaning and purpose of you life? The Spiritual Seeker trusts her intuition unconditionally and wants more out of life than material success. She follows some kind of spiritual practice or is considering it.

Question to ask yourself: Do you take care of your emotional and physical needs as well as you do your spiritual ones?

Rule for life: Speak the truth. Always.

For more information on Caroline Myss and archetypes, or to explore your archetype further, go to archetypeme.com.

Published on December 05, 2012

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