Dharma Type Test (LonerWolf)

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Link to test in the OP is not working anymore.

Took this test instead: https://www.dharmaarchetypequiz.com/dharma-archetype-quiz/

YOUR PRIMARY ARCHETYPE: THE RESEARCHER

PREDOMINANT DOSHAS: Vata

A Researcher is here to observe the world, the object of their study, to be analyzed through their lens. They came here understand the ways of the world on a deep level. They are extremely curious and carry that childlike curiosity with them throughout life. As children, they were always asking “why” and were never satisfied until they got the real answer. Researchers are like sponges that can never get enough knowledge. They love sitting for hours and getting nerdy on a subject to thoroughly understand it. However, they often push back their actual careers because they feel like they need to learn more.

Researchers love getting lost in museums, reading every single word about every single display. They are thorough in everything that they do —others may find them OCD, but it’s because they’re so aware of all of the subtleties of a subject. A Researcher will never speak about a subject they don’t know about; if you ask a question they don’t know the answer to, they’ll tell you they don’t know and then come back to you a few days later having done the research.

Researchers are integral to society because they’re willing to go places that others will not—into the details. Researchers are in the lab curing diseases, creating technology, and shaping the world of tomorrow. They’re putting together history’s lost puzzle pieces, which helps us understand the world today. The superpower of Researchers is their focus. While others get bored quickly, a Researcher dives in 100 percent. They have no problem spending hours a day for weeks, months, and years to fully understand a subject.

Researchers should remember that they can spend a lifetime in preparation, but they will never be totally prepared for every eventuality. Sometimes you just have to take action. Don’t use another degree as a way of escaping from the responsibility you have to share your gifts. There are people out there who know far less than you who are changing the world. Allow this to be a message from the universe giving you the permission to begin now.

YOUR SECONDARY ARCHETYPE: THE WARRIOR

PREDOMINANT DOSHAS: Pitta

The Warriors are here to protect. They have a strong moral compass and a deep desire to safeguard the powerless and give voice to the voiceless. They are strong in their expression, and not afraid to be themselves. They know what it’s like to be weak, bullied, or taken advantage of, and never want anyone else to be in that situation. They have strong opinions and a deep sense of what is right or wrong. Warriors have love-me-or-hate-me personalities and aren’t here to appease anyone. They are willing to speak up and say what everyone else is thinking, even if it singles them out or alienates others. They are anchored in their own truth. They make excellent fitness professionals, CEOs, motivational speakers, managers, and law enforcement agents.

Warriors were given a great deal of energy because they were meant to find solutions. They often find themselves as entrepreneurs because they can’t stand to take directions from others. Regardless, they need a sense of freedom in their position to allow them to make their own decisions. They can’t be micromanaged by someone, and a boss may be intimidated by their strength.

Warriors have a communal soul and their Pitta energy makes them want to be part of something greater than themselves. They prefer to work with their team in person, rather than online, because it’s far more intuitive for them to connect in the physical rather than the ethereal due to their low Vata energy. Warriors need to share a mission with others and, as good team leaders, rally the troops to keep everyone motivated.

The gift of the Warrior is to motivate others with their Pitta energy. The Warrior thrives on overcoming obstacles, whether it’s helping someone drop twenty pounds, invest in a business, or buy something they didn’t know they needed.