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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

Chrysanthemum                 
                 Your Primary Thoughts

Bamboo                 
                 What You Desire

Red Dragon                 
                 Your Goals

Wan 9                 
                 Your Future Deeds

Bamboo 5                 

 

 

 

 

Where You Are In Life
Chrysanthemum

The Chrysanthemum is a symbol of entertainment and leisure time. Social activities will be happy and fulfilling. You might even want to take a vacation and have the time of your life.

 

 

 

Your Primary Thoughts
Bamboo

The Bamboo tile symbolises school and times of learning. You may benefit from learning a new skill. This tile suggests that now is the ideal time for writing or teaching.

 

 

 

What You Desire
Red Dragon

The Red Dragon represents the centre or middle, as in the core or bullseye. It foretells success and the skilful fulfilment of your goals.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Your Goals
Wan 9

The Heaven tile signifies achievement, completion, and fulfilment. It suggests perfect contentment and a time you can be free to kick back and feast upon the fruits of your labours.

 

 

 

Your Future Deeds
Bamboo 5

The Lotus flower represents fertility and more specifically birth. It may indicate an addition to the family or perhaps a new project to occupy your days. This is also a symbol of healing and constant regeneration, also self-sufficiency.