i32 intelligence tests
by Dr. Lousky Daniel
A complete personality test
is now available to you

Do you want to know what you are good at?
Do you want to know what you are even better at?
What path should you choose in life?
What should you fix and what should you strengthen?

The benefits of i32 intelligence tests
The i32 intelligence tests check personality structure and provide a graded intelligence profile in each of the thirty-two intelligences on four levels – spiritual, mental, emotional and physical. The combined result of the tests improves predictability in relation to the subject’s ability to succeed in life’s tasks – health, money, career, love and vocation, thus contributing to his ability to live a full and happy life.
i32 intelligence tests do not compare one person to another and, therefore, encourage cooperation between people and countries to strengthen human peace and unity between nations.
When every person can excel in something they know and love to do, there will be far fewer people with low self-esteem, thus avoiding a long series of failures and illnesses that result from low self-esteem.
It is possible to find a profile of abilities in which a person excels, thereby enabling each person to realize himself through work he is capable of and enjoys doing as well as to fulfill himself and his vocation for the benefit of society as a whole.
When each person can be personally fulfilled, it will enable the development of new professions that people will be proud to practice and the development of new human abilities. It will also foster a proper balance between technological development and the development of human abilities that have been neglected for hundreds and thousands of years.
What will you get after registration?
1. Complete personality test
2. Results of all 320 questions
3. Results of all 32 intelligences
4. Results of personality tests on a clear and comprehensive graph
recommendation
After the exams, it is recommended to take the Secrets of Creation course and use it to make any necessary corrections to intelligences.

The Tree of Knowledge
The awareness of the desire to receive and the desire to give in every action motivates the force of life (free will) and transforms every simple human action into a ‘medicine’ (Lousky, 2005).
Table Number 3: The Tree of Knowledge
Desire | Spiritual Dimension – Improvement of Ability to Define Desire & Its Direction |
Free will | Know that the world is a void that seeks to be filled with free will |
Desire to give | Know that to give is a lofty goal & is the secret to the overall repair of the world |
Desire to receive | Know that the scope of desire to receive is the scope of pleasure & ruin. |
Teachers | Intellectual Dimension – Improvement of Ability to Change Approaches & Beliefs |
Wisdom | Know that wisdom is found through the timing of the chosen way |
Richness | Know that your happiness does not depend on what you have but on what you don’t have |
Seed | Know that your intent & motive create the obtained result |
Life | Know that inner change is the secret to a long & good life |
Self-Governance | Know that knowledge, over-righteousness, & unending desire are your prison |
Peace | Know that peace in the world begins with peace with yourself |
Charm | Know that charm & ugliness are both within you & in the eyes of the observer |
Forces | Emotional Dimension – Improvement of the Ability to Identify Deficiencies |
Light | Know that darkness is an illusion that you create to see the light |
Beginning | Know that the spirit is eternal & at any given moment life begins anew |
Love | Know that love is the cause of all causes & the medicine of all medicines |
Freedom | Know that freedom is found in your ability to be or to be where you are |
Thought | Know that thoughts shape beliefs that create reality |
Unity | Know that the contradictions & diversity are what create unity |
Observation | Know that your experiences & those of people around you are your mirror |
Healing | Know that as you learn more, you know less |
Immunity | Know that to learn how to learn is your inner teacher |
Discovery | Know that life is the result & discovery of what is concealed from you |
Senses | Physical Dimension – Improvement of the Ability to Determine & Realize Goals |
Sight | Know that sight is like a miracle, like a teacher, like illumination, like a sign |
Hearing | Know that hearing from discipline creates meaning |
Smell | Know that smell is what leads you to truth or lie |
Speech | Know that speech liberates thoughts, feelings, truth & lies |
Taste | Know that good or bad taste essentially create the point of life |
Deed | Know that an initiative to act opens doors for you towards what is right and what is wrong |
Touch | Know that touch balances, heals & creates order in your living library |
Way | Know that a goal’s purpose is to create a process, just as death’s purpose is to create life |
Gut | Know that an action taken out of belief prevents anger & bellyaches |
Mind | Know that life is a serious game – remember, it is only a game |
Heart | Know that friendship, commitment, & compassion are the secret to healing illness |
Cell | Know that human dignity & liberty are the dream & wish of every person |
Self-Image and the Intelligences
People who work somewhere only because of the need to earn their livelihood, without joy of life and without interest, will eventually develop illnesses as a means of avoiding the frustration of work. Society can and should evaluate abilities according to the profile of personal intelligences and thereby create openness and acceptance of many diverse occupations such as poetry, dance, acting, sport, healing, carpentry, machinery, etc. In this way, it is possible to allow many people who do not want to be engineers, lawyers, or physicians to feel worthy and wanted in society and to allow them to excel in the area in which they can best express themselves. This issue is a main aspect in integrated medicine and seeks to address the prevention of illnesses and mishaps through the reinforcement of self-image.
Every intelligence is related to an environmental aspect and therefore it is necessary to examine through an aspect that is familiar and suitable to a person and to provide optimal environmental conditions, which extend the expression ability of the intelligence.
The role of the therapist is to identify the person’s abilities, to help him reach an area that suits his abilities, an area that allows him effectiveness and competetiveness, satisfaction, and reinforcement of the intelligences in which he excels. This will contribute to the promotion of his self-image and to the realization of his personal potential (Walizer, 1999).
Despite the differences among people and the infinite variety of the ‘profile of the intelligences’, evaluation is still performed using uniform ‘conventional’ tests. In this strange situation, the abilities that are primarily based on two intelligences – lingual intelligence and logical-mathematical intelligence – are emphasized. This means that people who excel in these two intelligences are considered strong and successful, while others are considered to have difficulties, to be weak, and to fail to meet requirements. As a result, the latter group have a low self-image and are caught in a frustrating cycle of mediocrity or failure.
The therapist’s role is to provide every person with a stage and window for opportunities to express the diverse texture that characterizes intelligences, which are sometimes latent and unexpressed. The more diverse the therapy in terms of activities and learning materials, the more it will be possible to discover interest and motivation and to express the self in the context of the remedial activity, in diverse ways suited to the personal profile of intelligences. Beyond the experience of such learning, the therapist may ascertain reliability and validity, on the basis of the patients’ performance, if indeed they have understood what is learned and can intelligently use the knowledge they have acquired. The therapist can assess abilities, tendencies, strong points, and fields of interest, alongside points that require improvement and mistaken perceptions. In light of this assessment, the therapist can design the continuation of the treatment in a way that will encourage patients to emphasize their strong abilities and fields of interest. From this positive perspective, it is important that the therapist be helped by strong points as an impetus for the promotion of other abilities that are not sufficiently developed and should be improved and in order to uproot mistaken perceptions (Walizer, 1999).
If we adopt this ‘educational’ approach in integrated medicine, it is possible to create optimal conditions that inspire motivation and encourage the patients’ growth and the realization of their innate potential. This treatment approach, which enables the patient to present himself in diverse ways that suit his personality, inclinations, and abilities, according to his choice, may instill a sense of efficacy and belief in his ability. Thus, this approach will promote the increase of security and self-image among patience. This, in turn, will lead to motivation and openness to personal learning, which will help them leave the circle of failure or mediocrity in which they are caught.
The educational process is one of self-healing (Lousky, 2005). Exposure, stimulation, practice, and training of intelligences will help the increase the effectiveness of the intelligences (Gardner, 1996) for the purpose of self-healing as well.
When a person does not excel in the intelligence of speech (and therefore has difficulties phrasing verbal responses), but is talented in intelligences of touch, it is possible to encourage him to evince the knowledge he has acquired through drawing, sculpting, construction of a model or presentation, in a process or action of his choice.
A patient who has received the recognition and esteem of the uniqueness of his developed intelligences will display greater interest in further learning and improvement in his less well developed areas (Walizer, 1999).