SACRED LIFE
A clearer picture of what your life is asking for.
Not a personality test. The Sacred Life Snapshot is a short guided reflection on meaning, wonder, belonging, moral orientation, practice and mortality. It is designed to stop when it has enough information to offer a useful orientation rather than keeping you inside an endless assessment loop.
WHAT IT DOES
See the pattern. Notice the tension. Try something.
See the pattern
Find what appears readily available in your life and what may need more structure.
Notice the tension
Look for combinations that say more than a single score or identity label can.
Try something
Leave with one seven-day experiment rather than another abstract description of yourself.
ABOUT THREE MINUTES
Meaning. Wonder. Belonging. Morality. Practice. Mortality.
The Snapshot begins with twelve core questions. If the pattern is already clear—or genuinely balanced—it stops. When one boundary remains uncertain, it may ask up to three targeted follow-up questions. These clarifiers are capped and are not used to manufacture false precision.
Exploratory reflection, not a clinical or diagnostic instrument.
WHEN YOU FINISH
The point is orientation, not more questions.
Take the result as a suggestion to consider, not an authority over your life. Try the seven-day experiment it offers and judge whether it helps you notice or do something worthwhile.
If you would rather begin with a simple practice, Within offers Notice What Is Here: stop once for one minute and look, listen or feel without doing anything else. No assessment is required. Within is an optional companion; you can also try that invitation without opening an app.
See the free practice in Within
Private by default.
Results and optional usefulness feedback remain in your browser by default. The project is still developing evidence about how useful, accurate and non-obvious these interpretations are in real use. Simulation and internal logic testing are not the same thing as empirical validation.