Harmony is a task-oriented passion.
They use their time, money, and energy for gaining
inner peace.
Note
I give no guarantees about the success of these moments of passion . Success depends on the invitee, the situation, the timing, etc. However, every moment of passion in front of bystanders is an invitation for the bystanders to support you. The support probably won’t come immediately, but it probably wouldn’t come at all without an invitation.
Sincerity is necessary for any moment of passion to be effective. Insincerity could create backlash
Fulfilling experiences can include:
music
artistic creating
baking
sewing
gardening
extreme sports
rhythmic sports
horror films
animals
anything that involves deep concentration
Harmony Time Passions
Enjoying self-fulfilling activities away from normal life
Creating imaginative experiences to enjoy with others.
Planning for new self-fulfilling experiences.
Time Moments Of Passion
Relieve them of duties so they can attend fulfilling experiences.
Create a space for them to enjoy harmony moments.
Ask what they’re planning for their next fulfilling experience.
Anything else you can think of that fits the relationship and situation.
Harmony Money Passions
Spending money on objects, people, and activities they see as satisfying
Spending money to create a more satisfying version of themselves
Buying supplies to create harmony objects
Money Moments Of Passion
Gift them with a harmony experience.
Tell them about a free fulfilling experience.
Admire their harmony object creations.
Anything else you can think of that fits the relationship and situation.
Harmony Energy Passions
Creating momentary relationships during fulfilling activities
Expressing their feelings about their fulfilling experiences
Creating objects that express their feelings of harmony
Energy Moments Of Passion
Admire their imagination.
Give them small moments of fulfilling experiences.
Acknowledge their difficulty coping with uncomfortable reality.
Anything else you can think of that fits the relationship and situation.
What They Want To Hear
“What was the best part of that experience?”
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