Weeshta? It's part of the Ayurvedic system? I studied it in India when I was there. Of course it is a much more vast modality than this but essentially there are three types of people into which we learned all humans can be divided:

Shpashta—long, thin, naturally toned bodies, problems with small pores and emotional generosity, occasional soreness in the hands, from having them too open all the time, trying to offer themselves to the world.

Oooch! My palm really needs to be stretched out today!

Vashtas—muscular, rough, dark people who are strong and unusually attractive. They have problems with their pecs, eyes, and biceps. Also they tend to get overly devoted to people, but once things go wrong they are quick to hate. Like Jasper or your ex-boyfriend Carl.

And then there are Weeshtas—who tend to have, um, wider body types. They are the people who usually need drugs and socially sanctioned ''life-helpers" like Prozac or Askalar. And they tend to have loud voices and problems with gas, skin eruptions, allergies, rashes, psoriasis, flaky eyebrows, seasonal affective disorders, depression, digestion, alcoholism, drug addiction, attention disorders, social acceptance problems, public place panics, family conflicts, twitching anal canal syndrome, bulimia, body dysmorphia, acid reflux . . .

And sore necks!

But these three modalities are all really equal. It's Eastern, so it's not about any hierarchy.