DMIT Testimonial by Rev. James Lalpu, Coordinator Hope Children Home

As parents and teachers, it can be challenging to fully understand and analyze our kids' personalities, intelligence, brain dominance, and future career options. However, my friend Sang has introduced a new way to bridge this gap by introducing the Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test (DMIT) at our Children's Home.

While I was initially sceptical about the test, it turned out to be a game-changer. Sang graciously offered to administer the test to our kids for free, and the results have been beyond my expectations. Having known the children for eight years, the DMIT test not only clearly shows their personalities but also aligns with my understanding of them. It provides them with direction for their future and shows them the way ahead.

For example, one of our children's home's kids was identified to have a dominant personality and kinaesthetic intelligence. The report noted that they enjoy physical activities and sports and would thrive in athletics, dancing, or firefighting careers. These findings align with what we already knew about the child and have been incredibly helpful in providing them with a direction for their future.

The DMIT test works by scanning fingerprints and making several observations. It identifies the child's personality type, whether they have a dominant, influential, steady, or compliant personality. It also observes whether the child is object-driven or concept-driven and an executor or thinker. The test also analyzes their performance on eight multiple intelligence and 19 sub-intelligence areas, including intrapersonal intelligence, logical-mathematical intelligence, linguistic intelligence, musical intelligence, and kinaesthetic intelligence. Additionally, the test displays over 100 career options for the child to explore.

While the test may seem expensive initially, it is an investment in your child's future. Compared to buying toys or clothes that may only last a few months or years, the DMIT test is an investment that will last a lifetime.

As the Hope Children's Home coordinator, I highly recommend the DMIT test to all parents and teachers who care for their child's future. Our children have benefited from the test, and we are satisfied customers. The report generated from the DMIT test was found to be true to the child's qualities, and we are confident that it will provide a clear direction for their future.

Rev. James Lalpu

Coordinator

Hope Children Home, New Lamka