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A few practical questions
About taking your time, keeping your readings, and starting again.
Where should I start?
Choose the subject you are curious about: everyday habits, motivation, thinking, or relationships. Each lens stands on its own. There is no required order and no need to finish all eight.
How much time should I leave?
Allow roughly five to ten minutes for a lens, at your own pace. The introduction shows its question count and estimated time. You can leave and return using the same browser and language.
Which answer should I choose if it depends?
Think about an ordinary week and choose what is usually true. Use a middle option when it fits. If neither option describes you, or the question does not apply, you can skip it.
Where are my profiles saved?
Your answers are saved in this browser, separately for English and Amharic. Profiles are calculated from those answers when you open them. A different browser or device will not have the same saved work.
Can I keep a copy?
Choose “Create your PDF” in Your profiles or under “About this reading.” Enter the name you want on the report, preview all completed results in the current language, then choose “Save PDF.” In the browser print dialog, select Save as PDF and turn off headers and footers. Your name is used for the report only, not stored with your answers. The PDF is a reading, not a backup that can restore your sessions.
How do I start again?
Open a profile, expand “About this reading,” and choose “Start again.” You will be asked to confirm before the saved answers for that lens and language are removed.
What if two readings seem to disagree?
Think of situations where each description fits. The lenses ask different questions and use separate methods. Neither result proves the other right or wrong, and there is no combined score.
What if a description does not sound like me?
You can disagree with it. These instruments are provisional, and a short set of answers cannot describe every situation. Treat a reading as something to consider, not a label you have to accept.
Are these diagnostic tests?
No. They are for personal reflection, not diagnosis, hiring, or decisions about others. Their calibration and norms are illustrative. The zodiac lens is entertainment only.
Why is there English beneath an Amharic question?
It is the authored source text, included so you can check the meaning. Your questions and result remain in Amharic. Recent Amharic wording still needs native-speaker review.
Do I need an account or a subscription?
No. You can use all eight lenses without an account, email address, or payment.