Defined & Undefined Flashcards
Open Head Center
If your Head center is undefined, you are
open to all kinds of inspiration, and feel
pressured to act on your inspiration. You
can appear to others to be indecisive,
because you are constantly trying out new
questions and ideas! You are not supposed
to hold onto one idea or inspiration; your mind is malleable. It’s important to follow your strategy when deciding which inspirations to act on
Defined Head Center
If you have a defined Head center, you are a source of inspiration. Whether you realize it or not, your presence inspires those around you. You are constantly asking questions and seeking answers. It’s important to listen to your answers but not necessarily act on them. Enjoy the thinking process, and use your strategy to make decisions.
Head Center
The Head, at the very top of the chart, is the center for inspiration. It’s always under pressure to answer questions…why, how, can you prove it? It’s associated with the pineal gland in the brain. As your head center is non-motorized, it is designed to ask questions and seek answers, but not necessarily do anything! You are not designed to take action based on what your head tells you. Decision-making and taking action come from following your strateg
Anja Center
The Ajna, located just below the Head, is a center for Awareness. It works closely with the Head and its function is to research, collect and store data, and conceptualize. It is located in the anterior and posterior pituitary in the brain, and is also non- motorized.
Open Aja Center
If you have an open Ajna, you are open-
minded and unbiased. You can see all
sides of any issue and entertain many
possibilities. When you’re with someone
who has a fixed Ajna, you may find
yourself totally agreeing with their point of
view, say their political opinions. And, as
soon as you get out of their aura, you may
realize that you don’t agree with them at
all! With an open Ajna, it’s important to
relax, enjoy all the possibilities that arise, and stay open.
Defined Ajna Center
Those with defined Ajna Centers can reliably process and store information. However, they can get attached to their point of view. It’s important that you listen to other’s viewpoints, and don’t make decisions based on what your mind is telling you.
Throat Center
The Throat Center, located below the Ajna, is the energy center for communication, manifestation, and taking action. It is associated with the thyroid and parathyroid.
Open Throat Center
People with open Throat centers feel pressured to speak. Sometimes they can blurt out comments or answers, which doesn’t always fare well in social situations. There is a lot of wisdom in the open Throat – many great singers and speakers have an open Throat. The key is to follow your strategy. For instance, as an open Throat Projector if you remain silent until people sense your presence and invite you to speak, your words will have huge impact. Plus people will find you irresistible to talk to!
Defined Throat Center
People with defined Throat centers are designed to speak, with a few caveats. What you speak about is influenced by the centers connected to your Throat. For example, my G Center is connected to my Throat, so I am designed to speak about matters of the soul.
In order to speak at the correct time and be heard, it’s essential that you follow your strategy. For instance, if you are a Generator, you must wait to respond. If you are a Projector, you wait to be invited to speak (just like an open Throat). Only Manifestors and Manifesting Generators are designed to freely speak out.
Identity Center
The Identity Center is the diamond in the middle of the chart. It’s also called the G Center. It’s all about love and direction, and your sense of Being. It’s where your soul resides, and is associated with the Liver. Sometimes called the Magnetic Monopole, it connects us to the flow of life, and it draws to you the energy you need to follow your unique direction in life.
Open Identity Center
People with an open Identity center can see
into others’ souls. They can have deep
insight about another and reflect back their
identity and sense of direction. Many
therapists, teachers and coaches have open
Identity centers. For this center, being in the
‘right’ environment with the ‘right’ people
grounds them and gives them a sense of
direction. I encourage my clients to follow
the inner knowing of the G center to choose their next new home, a table in a restaurant, a networking group, or a mentor. When they are surrounded by people and places that feel good to them, opportunities show up for them and they feel loved. When they are in an environment that doesn’t feel good to them, they can feel unlovable, lost, ungrounded, and depleted.
Defined Identity Center
If you have a defined Identity center, you know yourself and have a sense of where you’re going, even if you don’t know how you’ll get there. You convey a sense of groundedness and you radiate love! As I mentioned above, if you have a channel connecting your Identity center to your Throat center you love to speak about matters of the soul. Those who have a channel connecting the Throat to the Identity center, are quite open and can be sensitive to criticism.
The Will Center
The Will Center, also known as the Heart or Ego Center, is the small triangle located just to the right of the Identity center. As a motorized center it is all about creating and allocating resources, and making agreements to protect those resources. It contains the energy of willpower – sticking with something no matter what - and having a sense of value. It is associated with the heart, stomach, gall bladder, and thymus.
Open Will Center
People with an Open Will center do not
have steady, consistent and reliable
willpower. Try as you may, it can be hard
for you to stick with something you’ve
committed to. This is not a flaw, it’s just
energy. It’s essential that you use your
strategy to help you determine what is
correct for you before you make a promise to yourself or another.
People with an open Will sometimes don’t recognize their value, and can undercharge for their services or have difficulty recognizing their achievements. Plus, they can devalue themselves when they don’t follow through on a commitment! They may try to prove themselves, pushing past their limits, to over compensate for their lack of self- value.
When you have an Open Will Center, you can become very wise about what is truly valuable in life, and what your true contribution is to the world.
Defined Will Center
Defined Will Center people have consistent access to willpower and sometimes can be willful and stubborn. If you have a defined Will, it’s easy for you to commit to something, like an exercise plan, and stick to it, no matter what. You honor your word, and follow through on your promises, even when you don’t want to. Your ‘can-do” energy inspires the Open Will center people around you to believe they can follow your lead. However, don’t be disappointed with them if they lose their oomph when they step out of your aura.
With a defined Will, you are designed to work and then rest. If you don’t take periodic breaks between your times of achievement, you can wind up with heart or stomach issues. Though you may feel you omnipotent, you can burn yourself out if you don’t follow your strategy and take time to rest and rejuvenate.
