1 power of character | power of character Character value 1 is a combination of stubbornness and feeble-mindedness. This person is unable to make a choice, a decision they would follow. The only chance for having any life philosophy is to be in opposition. That is what they do in each particular case. The subject matter itself is not important. Pure contradiction as a sign of personal opinion, that is what counts. No reasonable argument will do here, they will never agree. The only way to make this person change their opinion is to lend them yours, make them think the right decision is their own, something they came up with. Only then will they be glad to accept it. If properly done, they may take advantage of it, otherwise just pass the buck to someone else. |
2222 human energy | human energy Excessive energy value. This person always needs to blow off steam, requiring someone or something to transfer excessive energy to. Life partner with an acceptor’s parameters, or some energy-consuming activity, both will do. If the activity isn’t purely physical, then it may be sports or science, say, geology. If these preventive measures are ignored, the excessive energy may lead to irritability and irascibility at best. In the worst case, we get a volcanic eruption, and energy concedes to laziness, apathy, and feeble-mindedness. |
33 cognitive potential | cognitive potential Two threes in one’s psychomatrix indicate an explicit, but not overwhelming interest in technical subjects. This person may find their application in various fields, but they will definitely enjoy manual labor. Meaning, of course, not just trench-digging, but rather something that requires technical skills and knowledge of exact sciences. Something like car maintenance, for instance. At the same time, such people may try to combine their interest in technology with craving for beauty. There are plenty of activities making use of such a combination. For instance, industrial design requires some specific knowledge, but also leaves room for creativity. However, the same applies to the oldest profession. |
– health potential | health potential Definitely not the best value. However, many of those whose names are well-known today had poor health in their childhood. The list includes Alfred the Great, Hans Christian Andersen, Morihei Ueshiba. Poor health, however, didn’t stop the first of them from earning his nickname, the second from becoming the greatest fairy-tale writer of all times, the third from inventing aikido. So, poor health is not a reason to give up. Health can and should be improved using case-specific methodology. You don’t have to become a hero hammerman or sports superstar (this, however, has been the case a few times). It is enough to ensure sustainable health parameters so that asthenia doesn’t hinder you from doing what you love, giving birth to and raising children, feeling happy, after all. |
5 intuition and logic | intuition and logic Weak penchant for logical comprehension of reality. This type of person is capable of reasonable behavior at the beginning, but they can hardly keep it up. Far more likely is that a good start will be the only good thing, followed by overestimation of opportunities and frustrated hopes quite common in such cases. High level of learning abilities (3) and good memory may enable this person to develop a well-considered approach to any issue, be it occupation-related or some household problem. However, the development often takes the best years. So it’s better to decide right away if the goal is worth the trouble and avoid constraining yourself about something that is literally against your nature. After all, one can identify their aspiration as early as school years. |
– aptitude for work | aptitude for work No willingness to bust a gut to do anything. If this person happens to work hard, it is only due to a certain objective necessity, when a job should be done, but there is no one else to do it, for instance. Such people are inclined to work with their brain and live on the fruits of intellectual labor. This doesn’t imply, however, that they aren’t capable of any hard manual labor due to poor health. They are, but aren’t willing to. Therefore, the sooner they make use of their intellectual abilities, the more likely they are to avoid troubles inescapably resulting from such self-pushing. Having to perform physical work with no penchant for it, for example, often causes grave or even tragic nervous breakdowns. |
– luck | luck Such people are free of their obligations to the demiurge and may live the way they want. Luck is not a reliable option, but neither is it a determining factor. So, everything is in your hands. Explore various ways of actualizing your potential without waiting for a specific occasion. Accumulate knowledge and experience, make it the basis of your self-development. You can finally abandon the luck-based approach to private life affairs and try to take some more pragmatic steps, place an ad in a newspaper, for instance. The main thing is to exclude the words “bad luck” from your vocabulary. There should be no such thing as luck. God helps those who help themselves. |
888 level of responsibility | level of responsibility Exaggerated call of duty and sense of responsibility for any action. This person is ready to pay ten times more even for the smallest favor. You can count on their goodwill in any circumstances since if they feel they must help, nothing, not even their own safety, should stop them. However, 888+ value as an obvious quality overload may cause soul-searching, in which case one may disappear, devoured by their pursuit of absolute righteousness. Weakness is seen as a vice, any deficiency becomes a crime. Flawlessness becomes the end goal, whilst its practical results don’t matter anymore. What this person demands from themselves becomes cruelty towards others. |
9 memory and intelligence | memory and intelligence Goldfish memory is a term applicable to this person. What does it mean? Well, they don’t remember things for long. If some information is not vital, it is immediately forgotten. You can’t call such people dumb, but they do look like that. Just think of the criteria to evaluate intelligence. The first thing that comes to mind is a copious academician discussing a specific topic in great detail. Why so copious? Well, it has to do with our memory. Therefore, someone with poor memory can’t possibly make a good impression. However, true intelligence is about being able to evaluate things regardless of stereotypes or patterns. Are there many people capable of that? And if memory is poor, it can be trained, shall such a need arise. |