Hello, I’m Gail Goodwin.
I’m glad you’re here. If you’re seeking insights, inspiration, intuition, and direction, this is a space to explore meaningful perspectives. I write about soul work without the fluff, especially when it comes to archetypes, life purpose, and shaping your future with intention.
My passion for mental and emotional wellbeing and spiritual fulfillment began at 14 when my mother enrolled me in my first yoga class. The philosophy of yoga, along with meditation and journaling, continues to inform much of my writing today.
I’ve been fortunate to work alongside Caroline Myss, author of Anatomy of the Spirit and Sacred Contracts, across Australia, Indonesia, the USA, and Findhorn, serving as Director of Training for Archetype Consultants at the Caroline Myss Institute, Australia.
This path led me to found Body Soul Spirit, where I trained Archetype Consultants and later developed my signature course: Soul Purpose Facilitator Training to facilitate the Typology of the Soul, an accredited program recognised as a therapy in Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom by the International Institute for Complementary Therapists.
Integrating Body Soul and Spirit with Practical Wisdom
Through my work as a vocational teacher and coach, I’ve come to understand how to bring soul and spirit into grounded, everyday reality. Life purpose isn’t about arriving at a perfect destination. It’s an ongoing process of becoming, a continuous unfolding rather than a fixed endpoint.
I am deeply intrigued by the power and evolution of archetypes. They offer a structured yet intuitive framework that aligns our physical, emotional, and mental energies with our spiritual values, creating a holistic approach to understanding ourselves. And in times like these, I believe we need a language that speaks to the depth of our inner world: words like Archetypal Intelligence (AQ), which express the awareness that archetypes reveal far more than personality traits. They reflect the Typology of the Soul.
To help the mind grasp the vastness of soul and the essence of the authentic, Sacred Self, we need integrative models such as archetypes, the chakra system and the Archetypal Wheel of Life. These frameworks offer structure, but it’s through direct, lived experience, those moments of quiet awakening, that we come to realise archetypes are not theoretical abstractions. They are alive in us.
I invite you to recognise, feel, or sense this presence within. And if your gut instinct is nudging you toward deeper exploration, actionable insights, and intuitive growth, consider following my blog. I welcome your company, reflections, and feedback.
Thank you for being here.



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