In this article, we show you a simple Tibetian test, which will help you know yourself better. Before you start the test, just relax and don’t think too much.

For every question, don’t use your logical thinking to answer and don’t think for too long. Just throw the first thing that comes to mind. You can also write your answers on a piece of paper.

First, there are 5 animals standing before you. Which are they?

For example Cow, tiger, sheep, pig, horse.

Use 1 adjective to finish the sentences below:

A dog is…
A cat is…
A rat is…
Coffee is…
The sea is…

Think about 5 people that mean something to you. For every person, name a color of the colors offered below. You must use all 5 colors.

Yellow
Red
White
Orange
Green

Here are the results:

The first 5 answers indicate your priorities in life. For example, the cow is your career; the sheep is live. The tiger is your self-worth, the horse is your family and the pig is money.

The second question’s answers are your subconscious mind telling you about your life.
The dog indicates your personality, so the adjective means how you see personality subconsciously.
The cat represents your partner’s personality.
The rat represents your enemies.
The coffee is your view on sex.
And the sea is your life in general.

The people in the third question are represented by the colors, which mean:

-Yellow – the person that had a huge influence in your life and you won’t forget.

-Orange – Some person you consider to be your true friend.

-Red – You love this person with your full heart.

-White – The person that is a kindred spirit.

-Green – The person you will remember forever.

Most people report that the test is correct for them, was it correct for you too?

 

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