Following are the definitions of each group.

• Fear includes family problems, misunderstandings, fear of unknown, unliking about anything, laziness or inactivity.
• Rage includes problems related to power, money, memory, unsatisfaction about anything and anger in general.
• Courage includes sacrifice of time for good social cause and courage in problematic/fearful situation.
• Balance includes sacrifice of money for social cause and peace of mind even in disturbing conditions.

Procedure for filling the Psychograph:

Print the graph provided here

The graph has days on the horizontal axis and four temparaments on the vertical axis. You have to enlarge one dot against the predominant temparament for the specific day. e.g. At night, think of each temparament for a minute and find out the predominant temparament for the whole day. Suppose you decide that the anger temparament was prominant, then enlarge the dot against 'Anger' for that day. Repeat this procedure for the entire month (you may start on any day). At the end of the month, count the enlarged dots for each temparament.

Self Analysis:

• More points in 'Anger' or 'Fear' temparaments indicate extra mind energy expenditure, which is detrimental for well being.
• More points in 'Courage' and 'Balance' temparaments indicate expenditure of mind energy with less reflective reaction on the person.

Following is the rough estimation of your psychograph:

• Points of Fear or Anger > 24 = Critical, needs immediate mind relief measurements
• Points of Fear or Anger > 15 but < 25 = Alarming situation, seek long term measures
• Points of Fear or Anger > 8 but < 16 = Needs daily corrective action
• Points of Fear or Anger < 8 = Good, under control!

Note: Seekers should post their monthly graphs, as usual, to main Research Centre at Lonavla for registration and further guidance.