What does Saju say about what's on my mind?

A character who listens to your story in a temple hall. With a low, unhurried voice, he helps you explore your natural tendencies and how you feel today.

All sections included · 7 sections in total

Reading sections

• The strengths I turn to

  See which of 5 types matches “The strengths I turn to”.

• My patterns in this situation

  Explore how you tend to respond to a concern, using the situation you wrote and the answers you chose.

• My current outlook and concerns

  Connect when the concern began with your current Saju cycle to clarify what feels heavy.

• Staying or stepping away

  Consider what would make continuing worthwhile and what to check before stepping away.

• Months to consider making a move

  Explore points in the next twelve months when you may want to consider taking action.

• One step to take now

  Clarify what to ask or check first and what practical step you can take.

• What's mine to handle—and what isn't

  Separate what you can decide from what you need to clarify with the other person.

How the reading works

Enter your date and time of birth. You can still start if you don't know the time.

Describe your concern and what you'd like to know in 3–500 characters.

You can't edit this after continuing, so make sure you've included your concern and what you'd like to know.

Bring together your written concern, your Saju, and your answers to four questions to work out what to do first.

Read six sections and a final summary.

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