ipersona.ai

Indian psychological assessment and wellbeing program

Examines personality types through the behavioral aspects of three qualities - Trigunas and three humors - the Tridoshas. To know the Triguna and Tridosha personality types these humors and qualities are measured as combinations in the “iPersona Assessment”.

From Charaka to iPersona

Bringing Revolutionary program on wellbeing through the lens of Bharatiya Psyche

Origin

The origins of iPersona lies in our very own Vedic manuscripts and Ayurveda.

Fusion

It is constructed from the fusion of the study of Ayurveda and science of psychometrics.

Research

iPersona is backed by extensive research conducted over many years.

Measurement

Theory and methodology for iPersona of “Prakriti” which is manifestation of ‘Trigunas’ & ‘Tridoshas’.

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सत्त्वं रजस्तम इति गुणा: प्रकृतिसम्भवा: |
निबध्नन्ति महाबाहो देहे देहिनमव्ययम् ||5||
Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 14, Verse 5

The material energy consists of three guṇas (modes)—sattva (goodness), rajas (passion), and tamas (ignorance). These modes bind the eternal soul to the perishable body.

A balance among the tridosha and triguna is necessary for health.
When the trigunas and tridoshas are aggravated, the mind-body connection begins to suffer and there is an imbalance.
This imbalance can trigger emotions like fear, anger, anxiety and affect the body’s natural immune system, giving rise to diseases.
The iPersona test will help you assess the levels of Triguna and Tridosha.
The customised techniques, based on Indian theory of personality will help them achieve greater levels of well-being of self.

Experience the Transformation

Analyse the prakriti (personality) of yourself based on Ayurvedic theory of Panchamahabhuta
Effective techniques to balance tridoshas and trigunas (which include Yoga practices, meditation, healthy diet customized for the individual)
Insights on your physical as well as mental characteristics that contribute to the overall personality
Develop a healthy lifestyle as advocated by Ayurvedic philosophy

Panch-Mahabhutas

Tridoshas

Vata

determines movement, energy, creativity, and flexibility. It is the most powerful among the doshas, formed by the interaction of space and air, Vata is movement, the body in motion.

Pitta

determines reasoning, understanding, and logical analysis. Formed by the interaction of fire and water. The polarity of these two elements plays an important role for Pitta, which regulates the body metabolism and transformations in the body’s form.

Kapha

determines stability, temperament, good memory, care and love. It is formed by the structural properties of earth, with water in its role as a lubricant to different tissues of the body, which also aids strength and adds stamina to the body.

Trigunas

Sattva

determines harmony, balance, optimism, and constructiveness. Sattva refers to Pure hence indicates your personality type as such. It is the positive and spiritual quality that, when dominant, you have a natural tendency to be kind, caring and self controlled.

Rajas

determines the need for achievement, will-power, ego, and individualization. Rajas people are very desirous and full of attachment. Due to their acute self-interest, sometimes they may face difficulties in differentiating between right and wrong.

Tamas

determines negative thinking patterns, ignorance, and imbalances in temperament. Tamas means Darkness, which indicates the psychological state of Illusion, negativity, dullness, and inactivity.

In Ayurveda, the tridosha theory has originated from the theory of the elements of the universe and the names of these 3 doshas are roughly equivalent to humour. Vata, Pitta and Kapha correspond to the 5 elements of the universe: earth, water, energy, air, space. Integrity and endurance of the body depends on these 3 doshas, hence they are the pillars of our body.

Our mind has qualities of Sattva (harmony), Rajas (dynamic) and Tamas (inert/inactiveness), collectively called ‘Trigunas’ or better known as ‘Mansa dosha’ (psychic constitution). According to the Vedas, all material elements are infused with the modes of nature, or gunas.