DHARMA TYPE TEST

I feel most alive when I am teaching, sharing knowledge, or guiding others toward truth — even informally.

I am drawn to philosophy, theology, metaphysics, or the study of consciousness — these feel like essential pursuits, not hobbies.

I have a natural detachment from material possessions and social status — I can live simply and find richness in ideas and inner life.

I feel a deep responsibility to speak truth, even when it is uncomfortable or unpopular — silence in the face of untruth feels like a betrayal of my nature.

I am most energised by solitude, study, contemplation, and spiritual practice — large social gatherings drain me rather than fill me.

I have a strong sense of duty and responsibility — when I commit to protecting or serving something, I follow through regardless of personal cost.

I am drawn to leadership, strategy, and the challenge of making difficult decisions under pressure — I do not shy away from conflict when it is necessary.

I have a strong sense of justice and a low tolerance for injustice, cowardice, or the abuse of power — these things provoke a fierce response in me.

I am competitive and thrive on challenge — I perform best when there is something significant at stake and the outcome is not guaranteed.

I feel a deep loyalty to those I have chosen to protect or serve — and I expect the same loyalty in return. Betrayal is one of the things I find hardest to forgive.

I am naturally creative — I see opportunities where others see problems, and I am energised by the process of creating value and exchange.

I have a gift for building and maintaining relationships — I naturally connect people, resources, and ideas in ways that create mutual benefit.

I am drawn to beauty, aesthetics, and the art of creating pleasurable experiences — whether in business, art, food, or design.

I am motivated by abundance — I want to create wealth, not just for myself, but as a form of generosity and the expansion of what is possible.

I am a natural networker and communicator — I enjoy social situations and find it easy to adapt my style to different people and contexts.

I find deep satisfaction in mastering a craft, skill, or discipline — the process of becoming excellent at something through dedicated practice fulfils me.

I am most at home when I am serving — whether in a professional, domestic, or spiritual context. Service is not a burden to me; it is a form of love.

I value loyalty, consistency, and reliability above almost everything else — in myself and in those I choose to be close to.

I am a practical, hands-on person — I learn best by doing, and I find more meaning in tangible results than in abstract theories.

I have a devotional nature — I am capable of deep, sustained commitment to a person, a practice, a community, or a cause, and I honour that commitment even when it is difficult.

I am drawn to the edges of society — the taboo, the marginalised, the hidden, the shadow. I feel more at home with outcasts than with the mainstream.

I have a natural gift for healing — whether physical, psychological, energetic, or spiritual. People come to me with their wounds, and I know how to hold that space.

I have been through significant transformation, loss, or initiation — experiences that broke me open and gave me access to depths that others have not yet touched.

I work with what others reject or fear — whether that is death, addiction, trauma, the occult, or the unconscious. I am not repelled by darkness; I am called to transform it.

I have always felt like an outsider — even in groups where I technically belong. This sense of not quite fitting has been both a wound and a source of unique power.

I have a deep need for freedom and movement — staying in one place, one job, or one relationship for too long creates a feeling of suffocation.

I am a synthesiser — I naturally draw wisdom from many different traditions, cultures, and disciplines and weave them into something new.

I have lived in multiple places, cultures, or communities — or I have a strong pull toward doing so. The horizon always calls me.

I do not fit neatly into any single category, tradition, or identity — and I have made peace with that. My path is uniquely my own.

I am drawn to cross-cultural wisdom — I feel equally at home studying Vedic astrology, Jungian psychology, Sufi poetry, and indigenous cosmology. The thread connecting them all is what interests me.