| The Wind Element inspired * motivated * creative
Personality Profile
Think of hummingbirds when you think of The Wind
Think of the free spirited type who is a great adventurer. Think of the artistic and creative type. Think of someone who is optimistic and objective. This is a person whose glass is always half full.
The Wind is very talkative. They tend to be the “entertainment” at the dinner table and talk with their hands. They flit from subject to subject and know a little about a lot.
The Wind embraces change and is very accommodating to others. The Wind inspires and is a motivating force in a magical way. The Wind is sensitive and intuitive.
Living Out of Balance The Out of Balance Wind personality is quite different from the balanced Wind. Out of balance, the Wind tends to exhaust itself mentally. The Wind may feel distracted, flustered, suspicious, unproductive and confused. The Wind can be oversensitive to criticism, fearful, spacey and flighty.
The Wind may have energies going in all different directions and appear scattered and eccentric. The Wind’s behavior may be viewed as inappropriate to others and impulsive.
The Wind can become overwhelmed and lack confidence. The Wind can be prone to depression and feel that life has no meaning.
If your Wind is out of Balance or if you are the Wind type, start your day with the following mantra for mental health:
I am peace. I am centered. I am content.
Physical Appearance
Living in Balance The Wind tends to be more fine and delicate. The frame is smaller and the person may be very short or very tall. If you were to hug the Wind, you would feel the bone structure under the muscles. Breasts tend to be small and the weight can fluctuate greatly and quickly.
The Wind’s skin tends to be cold and dry. Hands and feet are prone to being constantly cold, even in the summer. The shape of the feet and hands tends to be long, thin, and boney.
The Wind’s facial features may be asymmetric. Eyes tend to be smaller and quick. Lips tend to be dry and teeth may be uneven. The voice tends to be a little bit higher as well.
Living Out of Balance When too much Wind is present in a person’s body, they may appear very very thin and may not be able to gain weight. Common conditions include curvatures in the spine; osteoporosis and unnatural weight gain if traumatized.
The Wind may be unable to sit still and be very fidgety. Sleeping may become very difficult even when exhausted. The Wind may become super sensitive to pain and find it very difficult to get comfortable. The Wind may feel weak, cold, stiff, and giddy and experience cramps and tremors.
The nails may be badly bitten or cracked and brittle. The hair can be dry with split ends and flaky scalp. Eyes may be very dry and twitching. Lips may be very cracked and teeth may be loose, crooked and mouth dry.
The Out of Balance Wind Body needs to follow a Wind Routine and Diet
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