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JDQ: Jnana–Drishti Quotient
"Your worldview lens: how you interpret life through karma, dharma, and self-identity"
What This Test Measures
- Karma understanding (causality vs randomness vs fatalism)
- Dharma understanding (contextual vs rigid vs convenience-based)
- Self-identity lens (role-identity vs ego vs witness orientation)
- Puruṣārtha clarity (priority of Moksha vs Artha/Kama)
- Freedom from subtle traps (bypassing, fatalism, dharma ego)
How Your Data Will Be Used
Your interpretive patterns are mapped to assess your worldview lens. Recommendations focus on refining your understanding of karma, dharma, and self-identity per Upaniṣadic teachings.
Important note
Questions may explore how you interpret life events and your sense of identity. These are used for dharma profiling, not to measure 'true knowledge' or realization.
Scriptural Basis
This assessment is grounded in classical texts and traditional frameworks:
- •Upaniṣads (Kaṭha, Chāndogya, Bṛhadāraṇyaka)
- •Bhagavad Gītā 2–6 (worldview and knowledge)
- •Vedantic epistemology
Test Details
Estimated Time
15-18 minutes
Nature
Scenario-based, reflective