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InnerWays Access Quiz

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Connection

The connection in the room, the unspoken dynamics between people.

Not from planning it out, more the feel of the making itself, shaping the thing until it's right.

Honestly, less the feelings involved and more the physical sensation of it, how it feels in the body.

The emotional current of it, what you and others are feeling.

The images and inner scenes that rise up, almost like dreaming while awake.

More than one feels true, but none really stands out.

A gut feeling, something my body registers directly.

A sense of what "fits" or "works," like when something's off in a piece of work.

Not really in words at all, more an image or a picture that arrives and tells me something.

An emotional read, I can feel the tone of a person or situation.

Less something I work out alone, more what I pick up between people, the field, the vibe.

Making something, or losing myself in craft and materials.

Being in connection, talking things through with someone.

Not so much in my head, more moving my body, being physical, getting into sensation.

Music, art, imagination, wherever the inner world opens up in pictures and symbols.

Less analyzing, more just letting the feeling of things move through me.

Great, you're 1/3rd of the way there!

I feel it clearly, but I take it as a physical thing. It doesn't particularly feel like it's pointing to anything beyond itself.

I tend not to notice much unless it's strong. The quieter signals just don't register until things get louder.

For me a sensation and a sense of what it's about tend to arrive together, they come as part of the same thing.

I'm more of a thinker than a feeler. I tend to understand what's going on with me through my mind rather than my body.

Talking or writing it out, turning it over in words, building the explanation until it makes sense.

I might spend some time with the situation, but the feel of it is just part of how I move through things, so it usually sorts itself out as I go.

My body gets charged up, restless, tense, and I'll work it off somehow, move, exercise, shake it out, without it ever occurring to me that it's connected to whatever's going on.

Honestly I'm often the last to realize, sometimes I only clock that something's up because the people around me already have.

2/3's of the way there!

I get to work on it, pull up the numbers, map out scenarios, reason my way toward what's going on.

After a short while it just pops into my head what it's really about.

I'm not going to get worked up over a vague feeling, if there were a real problem, I'd have something concrete to point to.

I notice I've drifted off to something else, checking my phone, keeping busy, rather than staying with it.

I find myself distracted, filling the time with other things, instead of turning toward it.

If I let myself, I can usually get led right to what it's about, sometimes as a clear knowing, sometimes as an image or a sense of the whole thing.

I wouldn't call it a "feeling", I'd be turning it over in my mind, working out what happened and why.

I figure I'm probably reading too much into it, and I let it go.

I tell myself it's probably fine and I'm just being picky, and I keep going.

I usually find myself doing something else, scrolling, getting busy, distracted, rather than turning toward it.

I analyze it, break it into parts, reason out exactly what's wrong.

Usually I just sense what it's about, it'll come to me as a kind of knowing, or an image that shows me what's off.