- Questions as to physical health.
- Questions as to emotional health.
- Questions as to spiritual health.
- Questions as to objective factors regarding basic needed resources – food, clothing, shelter.
- Questions as to the extent of perceived security and absence from fear.
- Questions as to a broader study of fear and anxiety. What level are these factors and why?
- Questions as to a broader study of hope and optimism. What level are these factors and why?
- Questions as to the health of personal relationships.
- Questions as to the perception of one's place in the world – do you feel at home in the world (or do you feel alienated)?
- Questions as to the attitude towards one’s own mortality and that of loved ones.
- Questions regarding the state of forgiveness – do you forgive and feel forgiven?
- Questions regarding the state of love – do you love and feel loved?
- Questions regarding outflanked reciprocity – do you feel abundantly blessed?
- Questions regarding intellectual health – are you eager to grow intellectually and to learn?
- Questions as to one’s special calling – do you feel that you have a calling or talent that is being effectively used?
- Questions regarding activity level – do you generally stay active (or do you often find yourself bored?)
- Questions regarding happiness – are you happy? What makes you happy? What makes you unhappy?
- Do you think of yourself as being part of a family at home or in the broader community?
- If you could do one thing to improve your life, what would that be?
- If you could do one thing to improve the life of others, what would that be?
- Are you interested in the common good? Are you willing to invest in the common good?
Looking over all these questions, on a scale of 1 (a nightmare) to 10 (sweet dreams); I come in at about a 7 because many of my answers out of stubborn perversity (I have tons of “if’s, and’s, but’s) end with an ellipsis.
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