01
Choose what you actually remember
Choose two or three vivid details: a person, animal, place, action, or feeling. Do not invent a third memory to fill the form. Monkey, kiss, and surprise are valid mixed keywords.
02
No emotion is not the same as forgotten emotion
Not selecting fear does not imply comfort. When the feeling is unknown, leave more than one interpretation open.
03
Separate symbolic tradition from personal experience
A traditional wealth association and your stress about cleaning up are different lenses. Neither becomes a fact; keep what helps you understand your present experience.
EXAMPLE
Example: intimacy with an ex
Comfort might evoke familiar intimacy; discomfort might recall an unwanted pattern. Neither is evidence that your ex misses you.
FAQ
Can an unusual combination be interpreted with certainty?
Keywords do not reveal the full sequence or personal history. This is a symbolic reference; you can reject what does not fit.