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    Tibetan Personality Test

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    The document describes a personality test using drawings and interpretations. Participants are asked to draw 5 objects - a tree, house, sun, river, and snake. Each drawing is then interpreted as representing different aspects of the person's life: the tree represents their mother, the house represents themselves, the sun represents their father, the river represents their friends, and the snake represents their hardships. Features of the drawings like size, placement, and details are analyzed to provide insights about relationships and personality traits. The test aims to give people a better understanding of their true selves through an introspective creative exercise and analysis.

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    Tibetan Personality Test

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    The document describes a personality test using drawings and interpretations. Participants are asked to draw 5 objects - a tree, house, sun, river, and snake. Each drawing is then interpreted as representing different aspects of the person's life: the tree represents their mother, the house represents themselves, the sun represents their father, the river represents their friends, and the snake represents their hardships. Features of the drawings like size, placement, and details are analyzed to provide insights about relationships and personality traits. The test aims to give people a better understanding of their true selves through an introspective creative exercise and analysis.

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    The document describes a personality test using drawings and interpretations. Participants are asked to draw 5 objects - a tree, house, sun, river, and snake. Each drawing is then interpreted as representing different aspects of the person's life: the tree represents their mother, the house represents themselves, the sun represents their father, the river represents their friends, and the snake represents their hardships. Features of the drawings like size, placement, and details are analyzed to provide insights about relationships and personality traits. The test aims to give people a better understanding of their true selves through an introspective creative exercise and analysis.

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    Tibetan Personality Test

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    Ian Varela
    The document describes a personality test using drawings and interpretations. Participants are asked to draw 5 objects - a tree, house, sun, river, and snake. Each drawing is then interpreted as representing different aspects of the person's life: the tree represents their mother, the house represents themselves, the sun represents their father, the river represents their friends, and the snake represents their hardships. Features of the drawings like size, placement, and details are analyzed to provide insights about relationships and personality traits. The test aims to give people a better understanding of their true selves through an introspective creative exercise and analysis.

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    TIBETAN

    PERSONALITY
    TEST
    Get a pencil/ballpen and
    paper to write your
    answer as you go along.
    You will need it at the end.
    This is an honest
    questionnaire which will tell
    you a lot about your true self.

    Give an answer for each item.

    The first thing that comes to


    your mind is usually your best
    answer.
    QUESTION NO. 1

    Put the following 5 animals in the order


    of your preference:
     Cow
     Tiger
     Sheep
     Horse
     Pig
    QUESTION NO. 2

    Write one word that describes each one of


    the following:
     Dog
     Cat
     Rat
     Coffee
     Sea
    QUESTION NO. 3
     Think of someone who also knows you and is
    important to you, which you can relate them to
    the following colors.
     Do not repeat your answer twice.
     Name just one person for each color:
     Yellow
     Orange
     Red
     White
     Green
    ANSWERS
    QUESTION NO. 1

    This will define your priorities in your life.


    Cow signifies CAREER
    Tiger signifies PRIDE
    Sheep signifies LOVE
    Horse signifies FAMILY
    Pig signifies MONEY
    QUESTION NO. 2
     Your description of dog implies your own personality.
     Your description of cat implies the personality of your
    partner.
     Your description of rat implies the personality of your
    enemies.
     Your description of coffee is how you interpret sex.

     Your description of the sea implies your own life.


    QUESTION NO. 3
     Yellow: Someone you will never forget
     Orange: someone you consider your true friend
     Red: someone that you really love
     White: your twin soul
     Green: someone that you will remember for the
    rest of your life
    Get a pencil/ballpen and
    paper.
    Draw a sun, a river, tree,
    snake and house. Do it on
    your own and make sure
    your drawing is not
    influenced by anyone or
    anything.
    INTERPRETATIONS
    TREE
    The tree is your mother. if you draw a large
    tree, it means you idolize your mother/ look
    up on her. On the contrary, a tree that is
    levelled with the house means that you treat
    your mother as a close buddy.
    HOUSE
    The house is you. Open windows and doors
    mean that you are open to the outside world
    while the opposite (closed) implies that you
    are not ready to accept everything
    ‘unknown’ or ‘new’. The design of the house,
    on the other hand, signifies your simplicity.
    The more complex the drawing is, the more
    complex you are.
    SUN
    The sun is your father. The distance of the
    sun respective of the house implies how
    close you are with him. A rising sun or a sun
    that is partly hidden behind a bunch of
    clouds means that you are not very open
    with each other. If you draw sunglasses,
    funky eyes, nose, smiling mouth etc. on the
    sun, perhaps your father is a fun and jolly
    person.
    RIVER
    The river represents your friends. If it runs
    long and wide, you have a very rich library
    of friends. Again, the distance of the river
    with the house (you) determines your
    closeness with your friends.
    SNAKE
    The snake is your hardships and problems.
    If you put it away, that means the problems
    are far from you. If you put it on the house,
    the problem is in you; on the tree, in your
    mother; and so on...

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