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| josephm
http://www.mayanmajix.com/TZOLKIN/index.php
mine makes sense. and it intertwines with everybody elses that enters and exits my life. take everything w/ a grain of salt. personally this shit blows my mind.
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| Anonymous
@josephm, fantastic I could def relate to this, thanks for sharing!
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| AutumnMan
It says I’m a Jaguar 5. While I would like to believe this interpretation, probably as a means towards self-affirmation and a path towards transcendence, I could think of other people with other signs and numbers who could match my reading. Further, if these labels focused on our negative aspects, I think people would tend to dismiss the information because of how it makes them feel.
Just research the Forer effect and you’ll know what I mean.
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| Frälsaren
This was fun. I like how it wasn’t as vague as most of these things tend to be, it’s still vague though.
I’m reed 6, and the description wasn’t that shabby. Most of it made sense and applies.
But, just like @boribori90 says, people respond to flattery. When someone describes positive traits they go “that’s me” and when someone describes negative traits they go “fuck those people.”
By writing positive traits, you ensure that most people who read will agree. Add the diffusion, and you’ve got a solid illusion that will make any ignorant person think “hey they’re right.”
Flattery and diffusion, the foundation of both profiling and manipulation.
Signs don’t make a person, choices do.
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| Almeida
Didn’t apply to me at all. I don’t think the date you’re born will change anything related to personality.
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