Vorsa's years of meditation have afforded her a critical look into Jedi philosophy, which she finds well-meaning but ultimately flawed and self-destructive at the core. She has learned to experience emotions as a boon, rather than restricting them and fighting her nature. It has made her life hard, as it does any Jedi who truly opens to the truth, but it has also fulfilled her in a way few other Jedi can understand. Her training affords her clarity in combat, but her meditation and a deep connection with the Living Force affords her a release from hate and malice towards anyone, only sadness remains for those who are lost in her eyes. Her philosophy and lack of aggression often lead her to consider the best in people first, leaving the Neti open to attack from many angles.

At heart, V'yr Vorsa is a teacher who takes Jedi philosophy to heart when she educates the students at the Jedi Praxeum. She believes that the Jedi order must strive to maintain balance in the Force and fight for freedom and justice in the galaxy, so she is intent on passing on her knowledge in all its depth. Teaching is a great joy for her, she embraces the fulfillment it offers and gives freely her centuries of wisdom and knowledge to those willing to defend the defenseless and help the helpless. However, her insight into the Force and her focus on the larger picture have left her blind to the troubles of the "common man" and common issues ordinary people face every day — especially short-lived species — often confound her and seem insignificant next to the galaxy's many and terrible woes.

V'yr Vorsa maintains an aura of formality about her that many of her compatriots take kindly to. Ever polite and courteous towards those she considers worthy of respect, she is oftentimes seen bowing even to her students and those considered of lesser status than her. While this may seem shameful to many people from higher classes, to those of lower birth it is a sure sign that the Neti considers them her equals. Her behavior is looked down on in court, often to the point of open hostility when nobles and royalty consider it aberrant or subversive to their ways.

V'yr Vorsa has a tendency to appear ethereal and graceful to those of other mortal species. While not intentional, this behavior stems from a four century-long life of focus, balance of character, and wisdom.. She is often the one others turn to for guidance and leadership in dire need, always at the tip of the spear in battle or the voice of reason in the Council chamber. A paragon of balance, she is a fixed point in space and time people can cling to in dire situations. As such, she is often unable to find solace in anyone but herself. She finds comfort in her family, in meditation, and in the Force, but sometimes even those are not enough to console her.

On the field of battle, V'yr Vorsa is like a powerful hurricane, at peace and tranquil within while her body lashes out like thunderclouds. But just like a hurricane, she is slow to move, rarely doing anything without forethought or patience. Enemies find her to be firmly rooted, hard to move from a spot she has chosen to make her stand on, and particularly hard to manipulate into a disadvantageous position. This quality turns into a disadvantage when opponents force her out of position through other means, manipulating her actions through otherwise dishonorable methods.

Usually considered a volatile form in most Jedi circles, V'yr Vorsa's Vapaad is akin to a fast-running stream or a river that washes away the overwhelming feelings of anger, aggression, and rage, leaving only tranquility and an inner peace that grants her clarity in combat. But, even with her unparalleled focus and many years of expertise, things can always go awry in the heat of battle. When she is in a perpetual battle with herself, often fighting on two fronts at once, it becomes hard to focus and she begins to lose her step. It can be extremely draining, especially in very hostile environments, and may eventually lead her to an early grave.