Just like Judge Deed?

[fajrdrako]

Huh. Not the result I expected. I would have said I was sort of non-judgemetal, except, really, I'm not. I tend to keep my judgements to myself. I like the picture, though.

You scored as Judge. You are a Judge Empath, one who is a "truthsayer". You can tell truth from lies, good from evil. You do not tolerate wrong doing. You are a defender of the good and the innocent. You are kind and merciful but do not play foolish games. (from "The Book of Storms" by Jad Alexander) </td> Judge 80% Artist 75% Universal 70% Fallen Angel 60% Traveler 55% Shaman 40% Healer 35% Precog 15% What Kind of Empath Are You? created with QuizFarm.com

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[majkia.livejournal.com]

my test came out judge too, with 90%

I never expected that either

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

What a great icon!

Perhaps the quiz has liberated our inner, hidden Judge-aspects? I am rather intrigued by the notion. In terms of esoteric self-symbolism, I've always seens myself as the Tarot card the Magician, not Judgement. But there's something about the idea that appeals. Perhaps I should not be thinking of a Judge in terms of innocence and guilt, but in terms of judging the difference between truth and illusion? - another aspect of distinguising truth from lies.

[wijsgeer.livejournal.com]

I thought I might score judge as well (having a history of getting the same results as you, but no)

You scored as Fallen Angel.

You are a Fallen Angel empath. You have not found your place in this world yet and wander as a lost soul. Your wings have been clipped but you know deep inside they will grow back. You need to fly free and proud. Fallen Angels are spiritual beings who were trapped by flesh, and are now seeking to spread their wings again. (from the Book of Storms by Jad Alexander)

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

Fallen Angel

Very cool! I like the image of a fallen angel, partly because I have a few good connotations with it - Milton, of course, and Hjortsberg's novel "Falling Angel". Also because of Xas, a character I loved in Eilzabeth Knox's book "The Vintner's Luck".

[wijsgeer.livejournal.com]

did you read the book this quiz was based on?

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

No. Have you read it?

[wijsgeer.livejournal.com]

no.

i will see if the library has got it.
(But I still need loads of energy reading, so if it is thick and/or dense I don't think I'll start it).

(Never ever would I have imagined myself having problems reading, off all the things happened to me this is the one most identity-shattering)

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

My library does not have it. In fact, I couldn't find it on amazon.com or amazon.co.uk. How odd. I wonder if it's small press, or self-published, or very new - ?

An inability to read when I was depressed was identity-shattering to me, too. Along with the ability to write - I still don't have the writing facility I had before the depression. Or, come to think of it, the speed of reading. I could just feel my intelligence shrink... And yes, it raises questions of identity; the things which I'd always accepted unquestioningly as part of myself were gone. What was left? I wasn't sure.

But I've regained a lot of the skills I lost and I am essentially the same person I was - a little older and wiser.

[wijsgeer.livejournal.com]

it seems to be a self help book, self printed. A website: http://thespiritualfitnesscenter.com/

It seems like a mixture of different tradition. You can be either spiritual fit or unfit. A sign of unfitness is btw being judgemental!! So I think you are supposed to order his books immediately to loose your 'judge' mark. Depression is an other one, and delusions (hihi, having a sphinx on your sites, might be indicative of something)

OK I am judgemental, I tend to be apprehensive of this kind of 'sollutions'

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

Well, it's probably pretty hokey, but I do like using archetypes for consideration of ideas and how we fit into the universe. I'm not sure it solves things, especially when our problems are not conceptual; but it gives us new ways of looking at ourselves.

[wijsgeer.livejournal.com]

for me there is a distinctly different feel to things if people present it as 'a way of using archetypes to look at the world, at people even, than as 'these are truths I discovered/age old wisdom hidden somehow'. Everything that hints to the latter makes me very rebelious, perhaps even to the extent that it blinds me to possible worthwhile elements. I can be VERY judgemental, I wasn't joking when I said I had expected to score judge as well. But maybe being aware of it helps not letting overflow my thinking? (hopefully, I don't want to be only judgemental) (Maybe being the most jugemnetal of myself brings a balance?)
Any, the quiz was nice, the vibes from the website not good (for me)

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

The quiz is probably the best of it!

In Myers-Briggs designations I come out as 'feeling' not 'judging' and that's always been how I see myself. But I do like to analyze moral issues, and think through distinctions, and be discriminating about quality and style.... Hopefully in a good way.

I find it very difficult to judge people unless they do something horrendously bad.

[duncanmac.livejournal.com]

Mine came out as [note what scored second]:

What Kind of Empath Are You? (http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=201302)

As Spock might have said: "Fascinating."

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

Misunderstood but forgiving - that strikes me as a wonderful way to be. I like the 'traveller' archetype too and it strikes me as more like myself than the 'judge', which I am still pondering. I wonder what the ramifications of 'universal' are?

[silverwhistle.livejournal.com]

What Kind of Empath Are You? (http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=201302)

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

Well, that sounds beautiful!