Frequently Asked Questions

Why should I find out my spiritual personality type?

The founder of this website is a psychiatrist who has worked with people on spiritual growth for many
years. In that work, he often found people trying to squeeze themselves onto paths that didn't fit, the
paths of mentors, friends, lovers, parents or others. When the person got more of a feeling of some of
the characteristics of their version of the spiritual path, they'd often take a big leap forward in
spiritual growth. What was surprising was that knowing those characteristics also really helped the
person in terms of career, relationships and other issues in daily life. Suddenly, after doing this
work for a number of years, the psychiatrist realized that there must be a specific system of types
that became his focus to delineate. You may find that this system describes you in ways that you've
never seen in print, or that it will help to support things that you've suspected before.

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What is a spiritual personality?

Spiritual personalities are different types of approaches to the world, and to spiritual inquiry. We believe that people are different in their approach to things, and that knowing those differences can help us to make our way.

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Is my spiritual personality the same as my personality in other tests?

This test has some basis in other approaches to types of personality, but it is mostly new. We don’t use much of the same terminology as older tests. You may find some agreement with other measures of personality, but we hope that you find our results to be both surprising and true.

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How many spiritual personality types are there?

We have developed twelve spiritual personality types.

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What are the personality types?

I Zabater, the visionary leader
II Vayater, the visionary problem-solver
III Lyremer, the architect
IV Marraker, the organizer
V Perfizer, the achiever
VI Terraker, the Earth lover
VII Ediamer, the idealist
VIII Arahter, the inspirer
IX Devaier, the artist
X Salumer, the shaman
XI Obaculer, the oracle
XII Caeder, the visionary

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What is the origin of the names of the personality types?

The names are derived from ancient languages including Sanskrit, Ancient Greek, Latin, Ancient Hebrew and Aramaic. Many of the names represent a combination of roots from more than one ancient language.

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How can I learn more about the personality types?

As this site develops, there will be more information about each of the types and about the development of the system. More information is available now on the forum, which is available to registered users.

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Is this system based on a religion?

The system is based on information gleaned from all of the major spiritual traditions, but it is nondenominational. Our intention is for the information here to not conflict with any form of spiritual belief. You may have to translate some words or concepts, but we have tried to make it as universal as we can.

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