Japanese Cube Test

The cube is your true self! The size of this cube is your own I or ego. The size of the cube is directly related to your impression of yourself. A big cube depicts a more confident person. Bold strong and willing to be seen. A smaller cube introduces the possibilities of you rather being the more shy, introverted modest type who would much rather blend in than stand out. A cube standing on the desert surface implies stability, you probably know what you want from life, and you intend to get it. Logic and precise. Whilst a sunken cube or one covered with sand points to the more pedantic one step ahead type, that remain meticulous in all they do. Floating cubes connect to the more artistic type of person, often your dreamers and creators as well as the spiritually elevated. Lets say that your cube is spinning or moving, this then refers to your open mindedness and your spontaneous and adaptable nature. A solid cube tells you that you know who you are you are not easy to manipulate and carry self assurance. And a hollow cube lets us know that you are still busy discovering your inner self.

The ladder is your friends. How you imagined your ladder may tell much about your close relatives and friends, and how you treat them. A ladder that is standing apart from the cube implies that you probably resolve most of your issues without the aid of family and friends. A touching ladder would mean that you are not completely dependent on your friends and family but you do rely on them for support and guidance at times. And you know that you can count on them if you need them. The more co-dependent person would for example have a ladder that is firmly pressed up against the cube or supporting the cube. Should your ladder be higher than the cube you value your friends and family highly, and look up to them. A ladder at equal height would mean you see them as such - equal. And lower would or shorter than the cube would mean that you regard yourself as a leader or a alpha type. The older the ladder is a direct result of your subconscious relating to how well or how long you have known your friends, lets say that you have a brand new ladder then the friendships you have in your current space are probably mostly new, or do not know you as well while an old ladder would imply long enduring friendships. The amounts of steps in the ladder relates to the amount of people in your circle. 3-5 you would rather have a handful of friends. Plus or minus 12 refers to you having a few friends but you also entertain acquaintances. If your ladder has a lot of steps means that you probably enjoy being the social butterfly.

The horse is your partner. Are you seeing a sturdy brown working horse? Then a dependable and reliable partner is what you want in a partner. And if you saw a glamorous prancing horse, you would be the type of person that values the outward appearance more. and might need someone that you would like others to approve of. Whilst a Unicorn or Pegasus might reveal unrealistic expectations. Insecurities or uncertainties in a relationship would be depicted as a horse moving away from the cube, whilst a horse moving towards the cube would be a sign of a new relationship or strengthening the bonds of an older relationship. A close relationship would be revealed by a horse that is close to the cube

The flowers are your kids. The number of flowers means how many children you would like to have or see by your side. It could also imply something you have created or mother so to speak. A vibrant blossoming garden reflects on the health and prosperity of your children as well as your relations with them. A cube that is overgrown with flowers could imply that your children are kept very close - this could be draining or heavy on oneself at times - make sure to keep the balance. Whilst wilted or dead flowers could be a sign of broken or lost relationships - be sure to water your garden! Look at the distance between the cube and the flowers. Now look at the relations you have with them in that respect and ask yourself how close you are to your children.

The storm is your fears. A thunderstorm symbolizes threat and anxiety within yourself and your surroundings. If the storm is vaguely in sight or on the horizon, you are at a more peaceful inner place. However the closer the storm the closer the immediate threat. Should the storm engage in any of the elements without affecting it, you consider the threat manageable and you have confidence in your ability of resolving matters. If you imagined the storm affecting any of the elements within your picture, then you might currently feel overwhelmed by your problems. You hold a fear of the outcome more than the battle itself. Just remember you are always bigger than your problems!