Discover yourself through the psychological test "CUBE"

New Year's goals are promises we make to ourselves to fulfill some of our conscious or unconscious expectations. There is a trend these days, before the New Year, to write down personal goals or wishes. But if you look back at your goals, written or not, for this past year, you can easily see which goal you "passed" and which one you completed. If, on the other hand, you have been writing down your New Year's goals for the past years, you will see even better and more clearly your natural tendency or affinity towards a certain area in life, as opposed to another area in which you may have lost power and surrendered.

The human psyche is amazing and always finds a conscious and unconscious way to sabotage itself and not do what scares it and brings change. We humans always have our excuse for what we haven't finished, don't we?

Personally, I think that every person who is on the path of self-knowledge wants to have a clear picture of what all influenced their behavior, opinion or feeling, when making their (New Year's) goals, so I decided this year to offer you a different and fun approach to yourself in order to get to the root of your sabotages. Instead of my meditations, personal growth and development courses, or exercises for physical and mental health, this time in a simple and fun way I will explore your personality, and you will see what is "there" in your subconscious and does not allow you to achieve your life goals.

Well, that's how I invite you to see your side of the truth, through a psychological Japanese test known as "The Cube" written in a book edition called "Coccology” by Tadahiko Nagao and Isamu Saito in 1998. The test is based on seemingly "innocent" questions such as for example: the color of a flower or the flight of a bird; where you get answers that speak for yourself. This test offers unique access to your unconscious, about things you don't know on a conscious level.

While taking the Cube psychological test, keep in mind that it is important to concentrate on how you feel, as opposed to what you think. It is best to imagine in your head as you go through the exercise and write it down later. The "movie" you will make in your head reflects the image of your unconscious and that is what you should follow. Try to be honest with yourself, be open and spontaneous, remember to use intuition and feelings as opposed to opinion and analysis. You need to see things and not interpret them during the exercise.

Ready?

Psychological test "Dice"

1. Imagine it open desert/field. How big is this desert? What is it filled with? What is the environment like? What do you think of the desert? How do you feel in it?
2. Now imagine one cube. How big is the cube? What is it made of and what is the surface like? What color is that? Where is the cube (eg on the ground, floating, etc.)? Is it transparent, can you see through it, what is there? How do you feel about the cube? How far is it from you? How big is the cube in that desert?
3. Imagine now scale. How long is this ladder and where is it located in your space? What is the distance between the ladder and the cube? What color is it? What impression do you get while watching it.
4. Imagine A horse. What color is the horse? What is the horse doing and where is it in relation to your cube? What feelings does it evoke in you? Is there a saddle?
5. Imagine cfor centuries. Where are the flowers in your space, how many are there? Where is it located? Where are the flowers in relation to the cube? What color are the flowers? How gentle. How do you feel about flowers or how do flowers feel about you?
6. Imagine what it's like the weather in your desert or field. Is it raining? Sunny? Is your field fogged up?
7. Imagine a storm. What is the distance between the storm and the cube? Is it a big storm? Does it just pass? Does it break anything? Does it pass you by or stay? How do you feel about the storm?

Before moving on to the interpretation, see again in your head the whole scene and all the elements in it. You can even write or draw.

Then click HERE and read the interpretation

Biljana Pesheva

Biljana is the founder of the brand Healthy Life Skills & Healthy Yoga. She is a certified professional trainer according to the law in the Republic of North Macedonia, yoga instructor and wellness coach.