Unlocking the Enigma of the Owl Seal

A Light-hearted Exploration of the Owl Seal Persona

Friends of the Owl Seal disposition are rather intriguing.

Their temperament may be diminutive, yet in terms of intellect, they are by no means inferior to those with an Officer Harming dominant temperament.

The Owl Seal often exhibits a penchant for specialization, fixating on their personal preferences.

They delve into their interests deeply, unlike those of an Officer Harming disposition.

Frequently, they might dabble in the study of the Eight Characters for a few days, only to find themselves intrigued by Purple Star astrology next.

After dabbling in Purple Star for a while, they might then develop an interest in Plum Blossom divination.

They lack focus, unlike individuals of the Owl Seal disposition.

Once they take a liking to something, they become solely engrossed in it, paying no heed to anything else. Individuals of the Owl Seal disposition also tend to be rather solitary.

They cannot tolerate those who surpass them, at least within their peer group.

In this regard, they share similarities with individuals of the Officer Harming disposition.

Those with a predominance of the Owl Seal element tend to contemplate extensively, unlike those with an Officer Harming disposition.

Officers Harming individuals prefer to simplify problems as much as possible.

On the contrary, individuals of the Owl Seal disposition thrive on complexity, finding satisfaction in intricacies.

They relish in uncovering layers of depth, finding fulfillment in the complexity they unravel. Often, one tends to get bogged down in trivial matters, allowing unnecessary questions to linger and torment for days on end. Both those heavily influenced by the Direct Officer (DO) and the Indirect Resource (IR) share a common trait: a penchant for seeking affirmation from others, a fondness for sweet words. The more they are praised, the more content they become. However, the IR type is somewhat more discreet in nature. They do not actively seek applause from others, unlike the DO type, who often demands recognition from all quarters. The IR type tends to be solitary, introspective in the process of forecasting. They relish tranquility and disdain interruptions when making judgments. Conversely, the DO type thrives on interaction; their brilliance shines brighter in collective exchanges. When the IR type makes a judgment, it is firm and unwavering—right is right, wrong is wrong. On the other hand, if someone else misspeaks, the DO type will attempt to correct them promptly. The IR type harbors a strong vengeful spirit. This propensity extends even into the study of divination; if you offend me, I may not retaliate immediately. Instead, I might bide my time, awaiting the perfect opportunity to settle the score. Whether it be the instigator or the schemer, both indulge in speculation during the process of learning Yi. They delight in employing their ingenuity to grasp some tricks. However, there are also those who deviate. They resort to deceitful tactics to manipulate the public. Therefore, everyone must equip themselves with keen discernment. They will be able to distinguish between what is genuine and what is false. One must not allow oneself to become increasingly ensnared in confusion.