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Self-Analysis Layout

 

This psychological layout shows a person about their own mind. It is meant to provide clarity so you have a better picture of what you want out of life. Tiles #3 and #4 show similar ideas, the difference being that #3 is more about fun things, and #4 is more about ambitions and what you want to achieve.

Layout Positions

  1. Where you are
  2. Primary thoughts
  3. Your desires
  4. Your goals
  5. Your future deeds

 

 

 

Self Analysis Layout

 

 

 

 

 

 

Your Self Analysis Reading

                 Where You Are In Life

Orchid                 
                 Your Primary Thoughts

Bamboo 7                 
                 What You Desire

East Wind                 
                 Your Goals

Bamboo 1                 
                 Your Future Deeds

West Wind                 

 

 

 

 

Where You Are In Life
Orchid

The Orchid represents refinement, luxury, and the attainment of rare and precious things. Enjoy these times, but be careful not to give it to excess.

 

 

 

Your Primary Thoughts
Bamboo 7

The Tortoise symbolises the world or universe and its consciousness of the self. This may be a time when it is best to move slowly. Patience will be important. This is a symbol of slow and steady progress, prosperity, and longevity.

 

 

 

What You Desire
East Wind

The East Wind tile represents you. Tiles adjacent to the East tile in a reading should be given added weight.

Green, spring, wood, dragon

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Your Goals
Bamboo 1

The first tile of the mah-jong set represents success in general. At the same time the "peacock" also warns that success can lead to egotism and arrogance. A positive change in your life path is foretold.

 

 

 

Your Future Deeds
West Wind

The West Wind tile signifies some kind of obstacle blocking your path that must be overcome before you can make true progress.

White, autumn, metal, tiger