Desperately Seeking Souls

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Saw this blog thing over at Lunafish's site and, since I liked my results, I decided to do it on my blog as well.

You Are a Seeker Soul

You are on a quest for knowledge and life challenges.
You love to be curious and ask a ton of questions.
Since you know so much, you make for an interesting conversationalist.
Mentally alert, you can outwit almost anyone (and have fun doing it!).

Very introspective, you can be silently critical of others.
And your quiet nature makes it difficult for people to get to know you.
You see yourself as a philosopher, and you take everything philosophically.
Your main talent is expressing and communicating ideas.

Souls you are most compatible with: Hunter Soul and Visionary Soul

Comments

Lunafish said…
Didn't you find it difficult with so many choices for each question?
Like your soul, man.
March 16, 2006 5:59 PM
Richard said…
No, what I found difficult was choosing between choices that I did not think were mutually exclusive.

Given the choices of the first question:

(1) I love a challenge and strive to conquer it at all costs
(2) I dream of the perfect mate even though I am disappointed again and again by people
(3) I think of myself as positive and outgoing, especially in difficult circumstances
(4) I find that I often try to see the best in someone
(5) I love to philosophize and intellectualize things
(6) I am very social - I call people even if they don't call me
(7) I naturally take charge of most situations
(8) I need the opportunity to try out new and innovative ideas
(9) My main focus is relationships, family, and social gatherings
(10) I feel content to be wherever I am at any given moment
(11) I often wonder if the grass may just be greener someplace else
(12) I like company but feel I can be just as happy doing my own thing by myself

I could easily have picked (4), (5), (8), (9), (11), or (12).

In the end, I picked (8).
March 17, 2006 9:27 AM
Grumpy but sweet said…
How strange... I am a seeker soul too.
March 27, 2006 12:58 PM
Richard said…
Ingrid, actually, I can see it.
March 28, 2006 1:29 PM
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