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TechnicalDescription Reflectorsare easyto determinebecausethey have no fixed definition. A11the Centers remain white. They have a lot of activations in their design with the potential for definition through the aura of others or the transit field. The potentials are the gates sticking out of the Undefined Centers.Reflectors make up less than 1% of the population of our planet; however, that still amounts to millions of people. The way in which Reflectorsprocessexperienceis different from any of the other types. They really are extraordinary.
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Role in History Throughouthistory, the Reflectortype was ignoredbecausethe energytypesruled the world. But the future lies in a new naturalhierarchy,in which the placeof the Reflector in the world is that of the ultimatejustice. Becausethey reflect everythingaroundthem, theycanreadandjudge what is goingon.
Overview If we were to axrangethe three other types in a triangle made up of the Manifestor, Generatorand Projector, we would put the Reflector at the center. The Reflector is very different from the other three types. The other three are solar types, which means that they operate in a generalized imprinting program rooted in the Sun. The Reflector is the only lunar type. What they reflect is the imprint of the Moon. Reflectors are not necessarilyinterestedin themselvesor others. They are not really interestedin their impact either. They are interestedin "what or who am I today?,' becauseevery day is different. "What am I today?" is the theme for the Reflector. They are connectedto the larger program ofplanetary tansits. Their potential is to reflect everything around them with perfect equanimity. Reflectors are not more vulnerable than the other designs,even with all nine Centersopen. They are, in fact, the most resilient with their resistant and sampling Aura. The Undefined Centers are not a handicapif the Reflectors are operating correctly. In fact, the Undefined Centers can be the deepestwindows to wisdom. Their aura resists taking in the other too deeply and it allows them to samplethe aura of the other so that they can discover if the other is ready to step out and express their uniqueness rather than be absorbed in the homogenizedworld. If Reflectors know their design clearly, they are absolutely protected from identi$ing with anything at all. Their chemistry magnifies everything and everyone, and they have the potential to seeeverything that is really happeningin a way that no one else can. They are a key to a global consciousnessbecausethey participate through their opennessin filtering the consciousnessfield. They are simply open to what is passing through, and they can becomevery wise to what is going on. Detecting the blip, somethingthat is unusual or out of line, is their gift. Becausethey are so in tune with the world we live in, they have the potential for discovering who is ready to break the mold of the homogenized world and to point them out and support them in discovering their uniqueness.What really delights a Reflector is to be surprisedby this. The role ofthe Reflector is to be one with the totality. Their greatestgift is to read others. They have an opporhrnity for a mystical life that most of us cannot know. Unfortunately,
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Placeis the Key to the Reflector'sHappiness Reflectors do need to be in the heart of the community so that they can leam from all those around them. They are here to leam tlat there is no good or bad in the world, just diversity. It's important for Reflectors to have time alone to shake off the conditioning that they are exposedto on a daily basis. They must be carefirl not to become dependent on those around them, and be very careful about whom they allow into their inner circle. The right environment, the right community, is the most important issue for a Reflector. To be a Reflector is to have an undefined G center, and when this center is open, the person doesnot have a fixed senseof identity or direction in this life. It's important that they allow life to show them the way, lfrrsrrgh the quality of the people they meet and the places to which they're taken. If someone takes them to a place where they are uncomfortable, then they are with the wrong people. Wrong place equals wrong people, and so this is their clue. The environment is very important for them becausethey reflect it. If Reflectors are in a sick environmen! they may get sick themselvesor not feel well. Reflectors are here to know who everyoneelse is, so they can distinguish who is right for them. with the undefined G center they run the risk of becoming dependent on the other. when someoneshows a Reflector something tley love, the Reflector is likely to hold onto that person. Everyone is here to initiate Reflectors, to show them the way, but not control them. They do not have to hold onto othersjust becauseothers showed them the way. Reflectors can enjoy where they are taken without becoming dependent and attachedto the person who took them there. All of the themes of the undefined centers will apply to their life so it is important that they understandthe Undefined centers.
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process,for just like the Projector,it is a theme of non-energy typesthat knowledgeis essentialfor them. Wherefor the Projectorthe study of the knowledgehasto be very broad,in other words they haveto go very deep over the full spectrum,for the Reflectorit's different. My advicewhen dealingwith adult Reflectorsis to make sure that they get themselvesa computer program so that they can have an ephemerisin which they can draw out for themselvestheir cycle,watch it carefully,and see how the program influences them. In other words they need to understandthe way in which the transitfield operatesand the impactof the transit fieldon them. Surprisingly,they do not need an explanationof what the planetsdo or what the planetsare like. The reality is that the Reflectorhas the ability to learn all thesethings themselves just by beingtuned into the programand taking it into their naturalreceptivityto the program.Out of that will cometheir own realizationand their own depth of knowledge.For the non-energytypes,information,knowledge,is somethingthat can be very healing,and can be truly nurturingfor them as they slowlycometo gripswith their Strategyand Authority. ***
