| Color | Purple |
|---|---|
| Number | 1 |
| Direction | All/Center/Whole |
| Element | All |
| Sign | |
| Planet | |
| Cycle | Learning (Cycle 1) |
| Triad | Internal (First Traid) |
| Idea | Commencement |
| Key Words | Inkling, pre-existing beliefs |
| Note | Discovering ancestorial beliefs, mysteries, inquiry |
| Revised | Notice an inkling or mystery stirring beneath familiar beliefs. Notice a spiritual question or possibility emerging from beliefs you have taken for granted. |
| Expanded | An inkling draws attention to inherited, forgotten, or previously dismissed ideas about the self and the wider whole. They may feel newly discovered, even if they have existed in family, culture, or tradition for a long time. The invitation is to inquire: what do these beliefs mean to you now? Discovery can unsettle familiar assumptions, but it does not require accepting an idea as truth. |