After Completion

A need to question things one does not feel secure about, from the mundane to life’s bigger questions. Needs logical answers that can be validated and relied upon in order to feel secure. Future focused, with an ability to ‘see’ patterns and question those that are inherently weak or inconsistent. Without logical answers, experiences doubt in the form of consistent pressure until there is an adequate solution, or looks for a new pattern.

The doubt of Gate 63 is experienced as the need to question those things one does not feel secure about, from the mundane to life’s bigger questions. There is always a risk when focusing this doubt on your life and choices as it is more naturally designed to be an outer authority; in other words, it is a tool for others and the world around you. You have the ability to ‘see’ patterns and will naturally question a pattern if you see that it is inherently weak or inconsistent, and look for a workable solution—or another pattern. You are focused on the future, and therefore looking for logical answers that can be validated and relied upon to provide security in the future. If there are no logical answers to your questions, you will experience this as doubt in the form of consistent pressure until there is an adequate solution. Here we find the root of scientific discovery, looking to test and validate a pattern to move securely into the future: a skeptical mind with a focus on the future, pressured to find those patterns that hold up to the scrutiny of the logical mind.