Explore the types of people who are naturally drawn to your energy, personality, and presence. Seek to uncover patterns in the qualities, behaviors, or traits of those you attract. The aim is to gain awareness of your influence and how it shapes relationships and meaningful connections.

Select the image your energy resonates most with and find your answers below.

Note: This is a general reading, if the energy doesn’t resonate, then the message isn’t meant for you at this moment. Take in what helps you, let go of what you don’t need.

A

You may naturally attract people who are competitive, defensive, or have a tendency to create conflict; people who need to prove themselves or win, even at a cost.

These individuals might struggle with ego, control, or trust, and could bring tension or power struggles into relationships.

They may be drawn to your strength

or sharp mind but also challenge your peace.

To shift this pattern, focus on clear boundaries and open communication.

B

You naturally attract people who are patient, thoughtful, and focused on

long-term growth who value effort, commitment, and steady progress.

They may be goal-oriented, practical, or looking for meaningful connections that take time to build.

You likely draw in those who are willing to invest in relationships and who appreciate consistency and reliability.

These people are not rushed. They are often reflective and careful, drawn to your grounded nature or your willingness to work toward something lasting.

C

You naturally attract people who are going through big life changes, emotional transitions, or personal transformation.

These individuals may be seeking a fresh start, healing from the past, or letting go of old habits.

They are drawn to you because you represent growth, depth, or renewal. You may act as a catalyst for change in their lives, whether emotionally, mentally, or spiritually.

These people often carry intensity and are looking for meaningful shifts, not surface-level connections.

D

You naturally attract people who may struggle with stability, commitment, or feeling at home in relationships.

These individuals might seem fun or exciting at first but may have unresolved issues around belonging, celebration, or long-term connection.

They could be seeking emotional support or a sense of foundation they lack elsewhere. You may draw in those who feel like outsiders or who have difficulty forming lasting bonds.

They are often looking for comfort, acceptance, or emotional grounding, even if they do not show it openly.