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anchornav(‘intro’); Your Color Test Report Your Unique Color Spectrum The Eight Colors Explained The Meaning of Your Color Pairings The Luscher Method Izzad, the first color you chose was This insightful color personality test, developed by color psychologist Max Luscher, reveals detailed information about your unconscious mind based on the order of your color selections. Luscher’s research revealed that the order in which you selected a series of colors is significant. In fact, not only was he able to determine that the order was relevant, but he revealed that particular aspects of your life could be represented by specific color choices. This goes beyond what colors you like the most. Luscher made a connection between color preferences and how they related to your subconscious mind. There is a meaning behind your single color choices, as well as your color pairs. This report will provide detailed info on both. We’ll begin with the first color you chose. Your Leading Color The color you choose first symbolizes the methods you use to achieve your hopes, dreams and greatest goals. This is the color you’re most drawn to, which indicates that you’re turning toward the qualities this color evokes. It may be you want to incorporate more of what the color symbolizes into your life, or that it’s a reflection of your current mental state. Blue. This reveals that overall, you’re Calm. Like other people who choose Blue first, you likely tend to take things in stride, without getting too worked up over situations. Others probably see you as mild-mannered and centered in your approach to life. According to Luscher, Blue in the first position also reveals that you have a desire for either emotional tranquility or physiological rest. You may long to escape emotional conflict or a situation that has been demanding, or you may crave a restful period that doesn’t require a lot of physical activity. Overall, you long for a calm environment that is free from stressors, even though you do have the capacity to handle stress with grace. You need for your relationships to be free of conflict, as it’s essential for you to be able to trust those who are close to you and be trusted by them in return. You have a quiet spirit, a peaceful manner and impeccable integrity. 33% test takers also chose Blue first. anchornav(’spectrum’); Your Color Test Report Your Unique Color Spectrum The Eight Colors Explained The Meaning of Your Color Pairings The Luscher Method document.write(‘ ‘); This is the color of your personality. Of all test takers, only less than 0.10% have the same exact combination as you. According to Luscher, each of your selections reveals something particular to your personality. The following section will reveal what Luscher believes each color selection reveals about your true self. anchornav(‘explain’); Your Color Test Report Your Unique Color Spectrum The Eight Colors Explained The Meaning of Your Color Pairings The Luscher Method Luscher believed that each color has a particular psychological meaning and physiological impact. Unlike words, he believed that colors have universal meaning. This means that no matter your age, race, gender, national identity, educational or socioeconomic level, or personality quirks, colors carry the same natural associations. Following is some more detailed information about each of the eight colors. Below are Luscher’s findings on which positions are most common for that color. You can apply all of this to the information in order to enhance your understanding of your unique color spectrum. writeleadingcolor(0); Blue The dark blue color in this test symbolizes the calm of an untroubled sea. It represents fulfillment, as well as truth, love and devotion. It relates to tender emotions and sensitivity. Studies have found that when people look at this color, their respiration and blood pressure are reduced. Dark blue corresponds with the basic biological need for tranquility and contentment. According to Tickle’s research, Blue is most commonly chosen in positions one through four, especially in the first two positions. It is the most popular choice for the first position. writeleadingcolor(1); Green The blue-green color on this test represents perseverance, constancy and firmness. Green symbolizes the most resistant to change, the most self-awareness, the most self-possession. Emotionally, green is a sign of pride. Symbolically, it corresponds with the towering and austere sequoia, deep-rooted, unchanging, and monumental. Green is the color of precise memory, accuracy and logic. Tickle found that it’s somewhat uncommon for Green to be chosen first or last, and that Green tends to be chosen toward the middle of the selection process. writeleadingcolor(2); Violet As a combination of both blue and red, violet manages to be its own distinct color, though it does lose the clarity and purpose that both red and blue have on their own. Violet is the magical union of red’s need to conquer and blue’s need to surrender. It is intuition and sensitivity. Violet is also about wish fulfillment and fantasy, a state in which the world is a magical place. Violet, due to its fantastical nature, can sometimes lead to irresponsibility. Tickle found that Violet is the second most commonly chosen color for the first position, second only to blue. writeleadingcolor(3); Red The red on this test, which contains enough yellow to give it an orange hue, is the expression of vital force. Red speeds up one’s pulse, respiration, and blood pressure. It represents desire, appetites and cravings. It symbolizes the desire to achieve and a need to “do.” Red is the present, and it represents all forms of power, from sexuality to innovative change. It is the blood of conquest and the flame igniting the human spirit. According to Tickle’s studies, it is somewhat uncommon for Red to be chosen in the last three positions. writeleadingcolor(4); Yellow Yellow, the brightest color on the test, represents lightness and good cheer. Yellow is radiance, expansiveness, and a release from burdens. Symbolically, yellow is the warm sunlight. Yellow is more uncertain than red; while it indicates flurried diligence, this focus comes in fits and starts. Yellow is progressive, always going toward the new and the developing. Tickle’s findings revealed that it is somewhat uncommon for Yellow to be chosen in the first or second position. writeleadingcolor(5); Black Black is the dark negation of color. It expresses the idea of nothingness, endings and extinction. Black is about surrender and relinquishing. It has great impact on the color with which it’s paired, emphasizing the impact of that color. Choosing black in the early positions is an act of extremeness and rebellion, a sign of revolt. When black is chosen last, Luscher believed it is a sign of not wanting to relinquish anything, and instead be in control of your own fate. Tickle found that, more than any other color, Black is chosen equally for each of the eight positions, with a slight tendency to be chosen in the last four positions. writeleadingcolor(6); Brown This brown is a darkened yellow-red. Yellow dampens Red’s vitality and thus makes it more peaceful. Brown’s vitality is less active, and is instead more receptive than Red’s. Brown is sensuous, relating to the physical body. It is also about the importance of roots, home and family. Tickle’s research found that Brown is the most common color choice for the last position. writeleadingcolor(7); Gray The shade of gray used on this test is neither dark nor light, and thus it is free of any specific psychological tendency. Gray symbolizes neutrality, the halfway point between white and black. This is the color of noninvolvement. It also represents the desire to hide or conceal. Tickle found that Gray is most commonly chosen in positions five through eight, especially in the last two positions. anchornav(‘comb’); Your Color Test Report Your Unique Color Spectrum The Eight Colors Explained The Meaning of Your Color Pairings The Luscher Method While the first color you select reveals your unique approach to life, your second color indicates what you’re actually trying to achieve with that approach. In the next section Your First Pairing, you’ll learn how your first and second colors combine to reveal information about your current life direction. In following sections in this report, you’ll learn about the significance of Your Second, Third and Fourth Pairings as well. Your First Pairing: What You Want and How You Get It The first two colors you selected make up your first pairing. According to Luscher, these are the colors that you’re most drawn to. The order of your selections here are particularly significant. The first color you choose represents the method you rely on to achieve your goals. The second color represents what your actual goal is. As a pair, these first two colors signify your dreams and the methods you employ to make them a reality. document.write(‘ ‘); document.write(‘  ’); document.write(‘ ‘); You chose Blue first and Green second. This means that you long for peace and a release from stressful situations. You proceed cautiously into problem situations in an attempt to control them. Your detail-oriented nature lends you great sensitivity. Out of all test-takers, 4.61% select these two colors in the first and second positions. anchornav(‘comb’); Your Color Test Report Your Unique Color Spectrum The Eight Colors Explained The Meaning of Your Color Pairings The Luscher Method Your Second Pairing: How You’re Coping Now The third and forth color you chose comprise your second pairing. Luscher believed that your second pairing represents your present set of circumstances and how you are responding to them. document.write(‘ ‘); document.write(‘  ’); document.write(‘ ‘); document.write(‘ ‘); writeparingtxt(2); document.write(‘/’); writeparingtxt(3); document.write(‘ is your second pairing.’); Violet/Red is your second pairing. In relation to what’s going on in your life, you take part in things that bring you excitement and stimulation. You need to feel exhilarated. Among others who take this test, 2.53% chose this color combination in the third and forth positions. Your Third Pairing: What You Have in Reserve Your third pairing is based on the fifth and sixth colors you picked. Luscher believed these are the colors you’re indifferent to; you neither prefer them nor reject them. The colors in this pairing represent the behaviors that you’re repressing. It’s also possible you may not be choosing them because you feel they’d be inappropriate. Once your situation changes, you could draw on these behaviors as you see fit. document.write(‘ ‘); document.write(‘  ’); document.write(‘ ‘); document.write(‘ ‘); document.write(‘Your third pairing is ‘); writeparingtxt(4); document.write(‘/’); writeparingtxt(5); document.write(‘.’); Your third pairing is Yellow/Black. According to Luscher’s theories, this indicates that you’re holding back because the current situation is forcing compromise. You stick to your goals, insisting that they’re realistic. Yet you can be exacting in your standards for a romantic partner. 3.15% of test takers share this combination for the fifth and sixth positions. Your Fourth Pairing: What You’re Rejecting The final two colors you selected make up your highly significant fourth pairing. According to Luscher’s theories, these are the colors you are rejecting, which means you’re turning away from the qualities they represent. These colors represent a need that you’re repressing due to your life situation. Luscher believed that the colors you like the least reveal the most about you. document.write(‘ ‘); document.write(‘  ’); document.write(‘ ‘); document.write(‘ ‘); writeparingtxt(6); document.write(‘/’); writeparingtxt(7); document.write(‘ is your fourth and final pairing.’); Brown/Gray is your fourth and final pairing. This means you’re unsatisfied with life and you feel that all of your goals and hopes must be completely fulfilled. The uncertainties in your life make you watchful of opportunities so you don’t miss out on anything. You need security and you’re anxious to avoid any further setbacks. Among other test-takers, 1.98% share this color combination in the seventh and eighth positions. This means you’re suppressing your sensuality, which restricts your ability to be giving. You long to surrender to someone, but you feel that this impulse is weak and must be overcome. You long to achieve a higher status and the esteem of allies who share your high standards, but instead you feel isolated. You need recognition and attention from others. Among other test-takers, 7.83% share this color combination in the seventh and eighth positions. anchornav(‘method’); Your Color Test Report Your Unique Color Spectrum The Eight Colors Explained The Meaning of Your Color Pairings The Luscher Method German psychologist Max Luscher first presented his color test at an international conference in 1947, and he continued to study and perfect it for decades. This test was used in Europe by psychologists and physicians. Dr. Luscher personally used his methods to help companies, including the pharmaceutical company Parke-Davis and the car manufacturer Volkswagen, make decisions about product packaging and advertising. According to Luscher, when colors are chosen for a specific purpose, such as an item of clothing or wall color, the colors are selected for several different reasons, psychological preference, physiological need, and esthetic considerations. In this test, where colors are presented without association to each other or specific objects, he believes that esthetic considerations are subverted, leaving you with a more accurate gauge of the psychological and physiological preferences. Luscher developed two versions of his test. The “full” test is comprised of several different color panels and requires forty-three selections by the test taker. Because the interpretation of this test is incredibly intricate and requires intensive professional training, Luscher also developed the Eight-Color Panel Test, also known as the Short Luscher Test. While obviously not as extensive, Luscher found that the Eight-Color Panel Test provided a good deal of psychological and physiological information about the test taker. More accessible, this shorter test was used widely in Europe by employers, psychologists, physicians, and schools. Tickle researched many of Luscher’s claims in a survey of over 4,000 participants. In several cases, Tickle found that Luscher’s theories had statistical validity. Following are a few of the correlations that Tickle was able to validate though research: Pair 1: People who chose green first and red second tend to get a rush from overcoming obstacles. Pair 2: People who chose green third and red fourth tend to be in positions of authority. Pair 3: People who chose red fifth and gray sixth hold back in life to avoid conflict. Pair 4: People who chose blue seventh and black last tend to suppress their feelings of vulnerability

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anchornav(‘present’); Your present Your past Your future The Major Arcana History of the Tarot For More Reading Izzad, you selected the following three cards, in this order, that represent your past, present and future:          anchornav(‘present’); Your present Your past Your future The Major Arcana History of the Tarot For More Reading While we often think we are aware of all that is happening in our lives, sometimes the card we choose regarding the Present provides deeper insight than we are able to tap into on our own. Carefully consider the Tarot’s following assessment of your present, and see what the cards are trying to teach you about situations occurring in your life right now. The Chariot Approximately 90% people who pick The Chariot in the second position say that it accurately matches what’s happening at the present time. The Chariot represents the primary influence on the current state of your life. Right now, in your present, you may be faced with daunting adversity. The Chariot is a sign that hard work, focus, and concentration on victory will likely lead you to the success you desire. While pursuing your goals, maintain your kindness and responsible nature. Beware of feelings of defeat and failure, always keeping the faith in your own abilities. The Chariot is the card of triumph after a period of hardship. The charioteer carries a wand of authority and his starry canopy indicates that he is protected by the heavens. The black and white sphinx represents the negative and positive forces in the world. He controls them with his willful focus instead of with reins. This card reminds you that it takes hard work to achieve success. The Chariot is a sign of the responsibility and perseverance needed to achieve the most valuable things in life. It relates to a literal or metaphorical journey, and the stamina needed to return home safe and triumphant. Excellent health and the ability to focus are both attributes of The Chariot. There are a number of ways this card could be playing out right now. Some possibilities include: You may be going through a difficult time in your romantic life, which requires you to focus on that area of your life more acutely than usual. Perhaps you are experiencing some financial difficulties that require you to focus more on budgeting and conserving. You may be facing some physical challenges that require effort in order to recover your health. This could include an illness, or a new fitness routine that’s necessary for your long-term health. anchornav(‘past’); Your present Your past Your future The Major Arcana History of the Tarot For More Reading Understanding our past decisions and situations can help us derive more from the lessons life is trying to teach us. It’s never too late to acknowledge the truths of our past and bring that wisdom into our present and future. The Fool 78% of people who are dealt The Fool in the first position say that it accurately represents their past. The Fool exerted a significant impact on your past. This means that at some point in your past, you had the opportunity to make a fresh start in some area of your life. Because you followed your gut instincts without fully thinking things through, as all of us do at some point in our lives, you may have made some rash decisions. Your carefree attitude toward your decisions, and the reactions it elicited from others, brought you to the point you’re at today. The Fool is the first card of the Major Arcana, representing fresh starts and new beginnings. This card shows a carefree young man looking up toward the sky, unaware that he is about to step off a cliff. The Fool is naïveté, optimism and hopefulness. This card is a sign of a clean slate, to use as you see fit, as well as a warning to look before you leap. This card may have affected the overall tenor of your life, or just a particular area. Following are a few possibilities of how you experienced these influences in your past: You may have treated family members thoughtlessly, or been naive in your own life. In your social life, you may have trusted others before they earned your trust, or you may have hurt the feelings of others unintentionally because of carelessness. You may have rushed into love and romance, without choosing the object of your affection wisely. Now that the Tarot has offered its insight into your past and your present, it’s time to look forward into the world of what’s yet to happen. Read on to see what the cards predict for your near future. anchornav(‘future’); Your present Your past Your future The Major Arcana History of the Tarot For More Reading Knowing what may be coming up in our future allows us to prepare ourselves for the unexpected. The card that represents your future will reveal which lessons are coming up next in your life. You may learn that you’re about to enter into a particularly fruitful or easy time, or the cards may predict that you’re about to be confronted with the opportunity to learn some of life’s more challenging lessons. We each have lessons to learn, and if we avoid them, the cards tell us that they will simply reappear until they are addressed. When life lessons come your way, allow the cards’ insight to guide your way as you work through these challenges. Keep in mind that if you successfully learn your lessons, you can then move on to new ones. Strength This card is the strongest indicator of what your future will hold. Your future, as it currently stands, is represented by the third card you chose. The Strength card is about facing your fears without resorting to brute strength. At some point soon, you may be faced with a distressing challenge. Try to confront it head-on, with courage. At the same time, you mustn’t let your fears get in the way of your compassion and unconditional love. When the difficulty presents itself, draw upon your calm inner strength to get you through. Card nine is Strength, indicating the victory of love over hate. The lion in this card represents your fears, and the woman is facing fear calmly, almost appearing to pet the lion as she closes his mouth. The infinity symbol above her head signifies her confidence in calming life’s inevitable fears. This is the card of expressing unconditional love in the face of your greatest fears. Strength uses the power of calm courage to face overwhelming conditions. It is a reminder to strive for understanding in the effort to free yourself from your fears and move forward on your life path. More than any other step of life’s journey, this card represents the lessons you must learn and the experiences in store for you in your upcoming karmic destiny. This may impact you in any number of ways, including: A chance to face up to your fears in your love life with unconditional love for yourself and/or your partner. A challenge at work that requires you to combat your fears of failure with courage and strength. A family conflict that can only be resolved by bravely bringing things out into the open and maintaining a compassionate stance toward everyone involved. anchornav(‘arcana’); Your present Your past Your future The Major Arcana History of the Tarot For More Reading The Major Arcana consists of the first twenty-two cards in the Tarot deck. Representing our karmic destiny, these cards reveal which lessons we must learn in our life. They also explain how events will play themselves out. Each card in the Major Arcana represents one step in the universal journey of human life. Life’s Early Lessons The first six cards in the Major Arcana represent early life lessons. They relate strongly to any period in our life when we start something new. These cards are meant to guide you in the crucial stages of early development, whether in life as a whole or in a particular area of life. The Fool The Fool is the first card of the Major Arcana, representing fresh starts and new beginnings. The Fool is open-minded innocence, optimism and hopefulness. The Magician The second card in the Major Arcana, the Magician represents creativity and imagination. The Magician is about creating our own reality, and developing exciting new opportunities. The High Priestess The High Priestess symbolizes profound wisdom. This card makes an earnest request for trust in intuition and spiritual inspiration, and faith in the mystery of the unseen. The Empress The Empress is the Earth Mother, representing abundance and great happiness. She is our nurturing, mothering side, bringing us comfort and peace. The Emperor The Emperor is the fifth card to appear in the Major Arcana, and stands for authority and leadership. The Emperor is the Earth Father, representing logic and clear reasoning, as well as our paternal instincts. The Hierophant The Hierophant is the sixth card in the Major Arcana. This card represents tradition and the pressure to conform. The Hierophant is the educator, seeking to communicate a common religious or philosophical viewpoint in a common language all can understand. Life’s Choices The second six cards of the Major Arcana represent the choices we each must make on our life path. They serve as a reminder that we must learn through experience, and grow through trial and error. The Lovers The Lovers are the seventh card in the Major Arcana. This card is about harmony with those around us. The Lovers signal the ways of the heart. The Chariot The Chariot is the card of triumph after a period of hardship. This card signifies responsibility and perseverance. Strength The ninth card is Strength, indicating the victory of love over hate. This is the card of expressing unconditional love in the face of our greatest fears. Strength uses the power of calm courage to face overwhelming conditions. The Hermit The Hermit is the tenth card in the Major Arcana, and is imploring you to turn inward to seek your personal truth. At this stage in life’s process, we have gained wisdom through our experiences and we have the ability to make our own decisions. Fortune Eleventh in the Major Arcana, The Wheel of Fortune is the card of chance. Life is about ebb and flow, and this card is a sign of luck. Justice Justice represents fairness and honor. With all the evidence at hand, and armed with open-mindedness and unwavering honesty, Justice allows for fair and balanced decisions. Life’s Demons The next five cards in the Major Arcana represent the inevitable problems and setbacks we all encounter in life. These are the cards of philosophical questioning and spiritual struggles. They serve as a reminder that we must face our demons in order to ascend. The Hanged Man The Hanged Man is card thirteen, representing self-sacrifice and letting go. This card is about the contemplation of self-sacrifice for the greater good. Death The Death card symbolizes transformation and rebirth. Death is a sign that it’s time to move on in life. This card is about “out with the old and in with the new.” Temperance Temperance represents patience. This is the card of self-discipline and the ability to achieve harmony with others. The Devil The Devil is card sixteen, and represents the lure of the material world. It is the darker side of human nature — recklessness, possessiveness, addiction, and obsession. The Tower The Tower is seventeenth in the Major Arcana, and is the card of the unexpected. The Tower symbolizes the element of surprise and sudden changes. Life’s Rewards The final five cards in the Major Arcana depict the fruits of our labor. Up to this point, there have been many lessons and setbacks. Now it is time to enjoy our hard-won knowledge and success. We have been transformed, and we can now enjoy the rewards for our journey. The Star The Star represents hope. This card offers a positive attitude toward our goals and aspirations. The Moon The Moon represents imagination. It is a sign that unforeseen events are in motion. Emotions are intensified under The Moon’s influence, as are dreams and psychic powers. The Sun The Sun is card twenty in the Major Arcana, symbolizing contentment. The Sun represents happiness and pleasure. Judgment Judgment represents an awakening. This card also symbolizes an epiphany that provides clarity. The World The World is the final card in the Major Arcana, and is about the attainment of self-actualization.