Weal
Weal

Multi-tradition typing

Terrain

One questionnaire, three grammars: Wang Qi's nine TCM constitutions, Ayurvedic prakriti, and Unani mizaj. This is a weather report, not a personality brand.

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Chinese medicine

Balanced (Pinghe)

The terrain that recovers. Sleep, appetite, and mood have slack in the rope.

Ayurveda

Vata prakriti

Air and ether. Quick, dry, cold, creative, and easily scattered.

Unani

Phlegmatic (Balghami)

Cold and moist. Soft, steady, slow — excess is fog and swelling.

Answer at least eight items to settle the reading.

  1. 01

    I feel cold easily, and I look for extra layers when others are fine.

  2. 02

    I run warm: flushed, impatient with heat, or I kick the blankets off.

  3. 03

    My energy runs out early. Rest helps more than stimulation.

  4. 04

    I am tired and wired. My mind will not dim even when the body is done.

  5. 05

    Meals sit heavy. I bloat, or I get sleepy and foggy after eating.

  6. 06

    If I skip a meal I become sharp, acidic, or angry.

  7. 07

    I tend toward dry, infrequent stools.

  8. 08

    I tend toward loose, urgent, or incomplete stools.

  9. 09

    I sigh, feel stuck, or get irritable when I cannot move a situation.

  10. 10

    My mood is heavy and slow to start, more fog than fire.

  11. 11

    My skin and hair run dry, or my mouth is dry at night.

  12. 12

    My skin runs oily, or I feel puffy and damp.

  13. 13

    Sleep is light, late, or easily broken.

  14. 14

    I could sleep long and still feel unrefreshed.

  15. 15

    I sweat easily without much effort, or I night-sweat.

  16. 16

    Drafts, seasonal changes, or scents bother me more than they bother others.

  17. 17

    Discomfort I do get tends to stay in one place, or my complexion runs dusky.

  18. 18

    Worry lives in my stomach. Thinking substitutes for rest.

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