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(1) When waking up in the morning, how long does it take before the monkey mInd becomes active?

A – 30 minutes or longer
B – 5 minutes
C – Immediately

(2) When you are faced with a highly emotional trigger or conflict, how do you typically respond?

A– I observe the trigger without judgment, breathing into the sensation, allowing the emotion to dissolve into the zero-point of the heart.
B-I try to analyze the pattern of the trigger, seek spiritual reasons for why this is happening to me, and read books to understand it.
C-I react defensively, fight back, or see myself as a victim of other people’s behaviours.

(3) How do you perceive the process of spiritual growth and evolution?

A– It is an inward process of surrendering the ego, letting go of all attachments, and collapsing to the zero point of pure consciousness.
B– It is a continuous journey of seeking out new modalities, channelling guides, and mapping out the spiritual dimensions.
C– It is an external struggle to gain power, special abilities, or manifest physical desires to improve my life.

(4) Which statement best describes your relationship with your breath during daily activities?

A– I maintain a constant, continuous awareness of my breath as a bridge between the physical and the infinite, keeping anchored in the zero-point.
B– I use specific pranayama or breathing techniques when I need to calm down or focus on a spiritual practice.
C– I rarely pay attention to my breath; it is shallow and usually syncs up with my stress or anxiety levels.

(5) How do you experience your connection to the Earth and the physical matrix?

A– I am a sovereign being interacting with the Earth matrix, honouring the physical vessel while fully anchored in my multi-dimensional, zero-point heart.
B-I view the Earth as a school for my soul’s evolution, studying its grids, ley lines, and learning karmic lessons.
C- I feel trapped in a dense physical reality, constantly battling daily struggles and survival challenges.

(6) What is the nature of your inner thought dialogue most of the time?

A– It is an observer’s perspective. or often a profound stillness, where thoughts are simply noticed without becoming the identity.
B– It is a stream of spiritual seeking, analysing my spiritual growth, decoding signs, and trying to understand the universe.
C-It is a constant stream of worry, judgment of others, planning, or defending my ego against perceived threats.