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FrançaisAriel, where do the Weave prints come from?
Prints are the recurrent patterns we use to assess and engage with our world. They emerge from our cognitive and behavioral interactions with time and space.
Combinations of these prints form what I call the Weave.
You can also understand this with other analogies, such as carrying around four pairs of differently colored glasses and four color brushes, filtering and painting the world wherever we go. Another example is how condiments create the flavor of a dish, influencing the taste of your reality.
How is this Weave structured?
The Weave is represented by two intersecting vectors:
• Experience Axis: Measures your preference for assessing and engaging with space, either through abstract ideas (map) or tangible contact (territory).
• Motivation Axis: Gauges your participation over time, whether through predictability (pattern) or spontaneity (impulse).
How are the Prints translated into personality traits?
A formula combines the two vectors, determining a quadrant of four personal scripts or prints: Poet, Animator, Emergent, and Essential.
We all embrace these four prints in different proportions over time, but one of them tends to dominate to the point where we identify with it, much like a character in a theatrical play.
Even though we can understand them as personality traits, these prints extend beyond us and include the situations we find ourselves in.
How can I discover my Weave prints?
Taking the Quiz
The Quiz measures what happened to you over the last 5 days, based on content and context. From this, we uncover:
- Strength: The energy used in your decision-making.
- Spread: The percentage distribution of prints in your weave, indicating internal coherence or fragmentation.
- Balance: If the quadrant was a wheel, how smoothly it would roll.
- Dominant Print: The trait you use most frequently.
- Lite Print: The print that is used the least and may need some attention and care.
It would take a long time to describe each of them here, but you can get a clearer grasp when you run the quiz or get a chart reading.
Are the online results good enough to get an idea of what to do next?
Making the quiz through a web plugin was more than a challenge, but it was worth the time invested. Taking the free quiz online gives you a good base to build on. The results include your decision-making strengths and weaknesses, the dominant and lite flavours, your position in the wheel, the proportions, and advice to boost the lite flavour. So yes, that’s already a lot to apply daily.
What is a Full Chart Reading?
For a more in-depth analysis, a Full Chart Reading tailors the Weave results to your life, offering detailed insights and recommendations that extend far beyond the online explanations. The full chart reading is included in personal coaching sessions, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of your Weave and a way of tracking progress.
Can all our decision-making traits fit in only one chart with four roles?
Good question, actually the chart is tridimensional. While the primary quadrant covers the main aspects of the Weave, there’s a third dimension that measures inner light and space, further detailing how our decisions lead to satisfaction or conflict. The Weave chart also synergises with the Dyar language. This more complex use is explored in personal consultations.