Do you believe there are absolute, universal truths that apply to all people and cultures?
Do you believe in life after death, reincarnation, or continuation of consciousness beyond physical death?
Do you believe consciousness is fundamental to reality rather than emerging from complex matter?
Do you believe the universe has inherent meaning, purpose, or direction, or is meaning something humans create?
Do you believe all things are interconnected in some fundamental way?
Do you believe there is an ultimate spiritual reality, divine presence, or transcendent dimension beyond the physical world?
Do you believe in the existence of a soul, eternal self, or non-material aspect of human consciousness?
Do you believe in supernatural phenomena, miracles, or events that transcend natural laws?
How important is it to you to help reduce suffering and increase well-being in the world?
Do you believe the ends can justify the means if the outcome produces greater good?
How important is having a clear, consistent moral code or ethical framework to guide your decisions?
How important is forgiveness, redemption, and giving people second chances?
Do you believe people are fundamentally good, bad, or morally neutral by nature?
How important is personal integrity, honesty, and being true to your values even when difficult?
How important is social justice, equality, and helping marginalized or oppressed people?
Do you believe there are absolute moral truths that apply to everyone, or is morality relative to culture and context?
How important is it to treat all living beings (including animals) with respect and avoid causing harm?
Do you believe individuals should sometimes sacrifice their own interests for the greater good of society?
How important is developing your unique talents, creativity, and authentic self-expression?
How important is developing self-discipline, willpower, and control over your desires and impulses?
How important is emotional regulation, inner peace, and maintaining equanimity in difficult situations?
How important is continuous personal growth, self-improvement, and developing your potential?
Do you seek peak experiences, flow states, or altered states of consciousness?
Do you seek to transcend, transform, or expand your ordinary consciousness and awareness?
Do you believe in cultivating specific virtues, character traits, or qualities like courage, temperance, justice?
How important is developing wisdom, understanding, and deep knowledge about life and reality?
How much do you value close community, belonging, and deep connections with others in your spiritual/philosophical life?
How important are family relationships, cultural heritage, and honoring your ancestors or lineage?
Do you prefer individual exploration and self-directed learning, or guided instruction from teachers and established traditions?
How important is participating in organized groups, institutions, or communities that share your beliefs?
Do you prefer deep relationships with a few people or broader connections with many people?
Do you find meaning and fulfillment through service, helping others, and contributing to something larger than yourself?
Do you believe wisdom and spiritual guidance from teachers, mentors, or authorities is essential for growth?
Are you open to using substances, technologies, or unconventional methods for spiritual exploration?
Do you believe direct personal experience is more important than intellectual understanding and book learning?
How important is maintaining specific lifestyle choices (diet, dress, behaviors) for spiritual or ethical reasons?
How important is having regular spiritual or philosophical practices like meditation, prayer, reflection, or study?
Do you value ritual, ceremony, symbolic acts, and traditional observances?
How important is studying sacred texts, philosophical works, or wisdom literature?
How important is intellectual freedom, questioning authority, and thinking for yourself?
Do you believe some truths are beyond rational understanding and require intuition, revelation, or direct experience?
Do you believe truth and wisdom can be found through multiple different paths, traditions, and approaches?
How important is basing your beliefs on reason, evidence, and logical thinking?
Do you believe revelation, inspiration, or divine guidance can provide knowledge unavailable through reason alone?
How important is scientific understanding and empirical evidence in shaping your worldview?
How much do you value traditional wisdom, established teachings, and time-tested practices?
How important is accepting what you cannot control rather than struggling against unchangeable circumstances?
Do you prefer gradual, steady change and development, or dramatic transformation and breakthrough experiences?
Do you believe humans have a special responsibility to protect the environment and other species?
Do you prefer clear hierarchies and established authorities, or egalitarian and democratic approaches?
Should humans use technology to enhance their physical and mental capabilities beyond natural limits?
Do you see yourself as primarily an individual with unique traits, or as part of larger groups and systems?
Do you believe society should prioritize individual freedom and rights, or collective harmony and shared values?
How important is finding joy, celebration, pleasure, and positive experiences in life?
How important is leaving a positive legacy and impact for future generations?
Do you believe current life should be focused on preparing for an afterlife, or on making this life meaningful?
Are you more motivated by avoiding negative outcomes or achieving positive goals?
How important is living in harmony with natural cycles, seasons, and rhythms rather than dominating nature?
Do you believe animals, plants, and natural systems have consciousness, souls, or intrinsic value beyond their utility?
Do you find deep spiritual significance, meaning, or connection in nature and the natural world?
Do you believe your life has a predetermined purpose or destiny, or do you create your own purpose?
How important is respecting and following established laws, rules, and social norms?
How important is challenging unjust systems and working for social change and reform?
Do you prefer structured, planned approaches or spontaneous, intuitive responses?
Do you believe suffering serves a valuable purpose in spiritual development, character building, or learning?
Do you believe technology and scientific progress generally improve human life and should be embraced?
How important is preserving traditional ways of life and wisdom against rapid technological change?
Do you prefer certainty and clear answers, or are you comfortable with ambiguity and unanswered questions?