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Not a badge you wear — a set of standing bets about how things are.
A worldview is not a team you join or a label you get stamped with. It is the set of standing answers you carry to a handful of very old questions: what is real, how we come to know things, what makes an action right, where meaning comes from, how free our choices are, and how people should live together.
Most people have never written those answers down, and would hesitate to. That is fine — you can hold a position without having a name for it, and you can hold several that sit in tension with each other. In fact almost everyone does. A thoughtful life is less a single fixed doctrine than a working arrangement between competing instincts.
Inner Axis takes the answers you give in one session and asks a narrow, honest question of them: which documented traditions do these particular answers resemble, and where do they part ways? It is describing the shape of what you said, not diagnosing the person who said it. Say more, or say it differently, and the reading moves — because it was only ever reading the words.