The Sun is Action, Reflectors are Reaction: the Moon
This entire world and the way it’s run interfere with who we are as Reflectors. We are guided and ruled by the moon, not the sun, like everybody else. The sun acts, it’s electric, it’s in the doing, the momentum, it’s fire: move move move! The moon doesn’t act, it reacts, it reflects. It’s the Sun’s opposite and a mediator between worlds, inner and outer.
The sun is rational, but the moon is irrational. The moon circles the sun. It sees it from all sides, it’s the Observer. Things you know without thought, like hunches, are creations of the moon. The moon is 1intuition, instinct.
“Modes of expression that you feel are truly your deepest self belong to the Moon.”
We need to “reflect,” not “shine”, and to do so, we need to avoid the very cut-and-paste patternings that everybody has us fitting into. The world is welded around patterning types of people, those linear thinkers who start from point A to end up at point Z. Reflectors will have none of that. They start at point C, go to K, and then W. No goal, no final destination, just continuous momentum that’s very abstract and fluid. Every day we shall start all over again! That we will.
Most of us Reflectors feel our best when we are left alone to just be. To observe. To take things in. To contemplate. To ponder. Tap in. And the world seems to have no patience for that; we’re too slow. The tortoise of moons moves slowly around the others, but we see everything. The moon allows us to be infused with the past through our feelings. The sun is the here-and-now present moment, the awake, the alive! It represents the stand-at-attention people. The moon is somewhere else. Please don’t ask where it is.
Shall we talk about what happens when we are rushed?
The non-sacrals of the human design consist of three different types: the manifestor, the reflector, and the projector. Of these types, NS are not designed to be told what to do in any role, especiall
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