How is 6/3 determined?
The first number identifies Personality Sun line 6; the second identifies Design Sun line 3. These are not scores or successive development stages. The profile is calculated from birth details rather than selected according to which description sounds familiar.
Line 6: Observation and example
Stepping back from experience to develop a wider perspective and reflect what has been learned. The system discusses life stages; no character or achievement level is inferred from age here.
Observe recurring patterns over time before generalizing from an experience.
Line 3: Experience and experimentation
Learning what works through trying it. An unexpected result provides information about a process rather than defining your identity.
Try a small reversible experiment and record what it taught you.
Reading the two themes together
After developing a framework from experience, a new event may not fit it. Read line 6's perspective alongside line 3's experimentation as a prompt to update your view with new information. A revised lesson does not make all previous experience worthless.
A reflection for one week
Write down your previous view, the new trial's result and one assumption you revised. Set a time to revisit it. Keep the uncertain part instead of extracting a final lesson from every experience, so that your account remains accurate when shared with others.
Consider your profile alongside type and authority. Two people with the same profile can have different centers and channels. Record examples that fit and do not fit; this text is not a personality diagnosis or a prediction.
Sources and approach
Original Starmora text. Consult these sources for traditional system concepts.