Projector

Projectors "project" their energy onto their environment. And since they have a very dense, focusing aura, this can sometimes be perceived as uncomfortable by those around them.

You can think of a Projector a bit like a very bright flashlight that shines its beam directly onto the spots that aren't working well in the other person, the areas that are "still in the dark." They were made to bring light into the darkness for others and illuminate the way.

A Projector immediately sees what is going wrong with the other person. They instantly find the flaw in the system. But if a Projector points out these flaws right away, the other person will quickly become upset. As if they were shining their bright light directly into their counterpart's face saying: "Your relationship seems a bit bumpy..."

Much more elegant is when a Projector simply shines pleasantly by, for example, having a harmonious relationship themselves. Other people will then automatically come to them and ask for their secret tips. Simply because a glowing Projector is incredibly attractive. The best Strategy for Projectors is therefore to wait for a respectful and genuine invitation from others.

There are different "kinds" depending on which Centers are defined:
- Mental Projectors: A combination of defined Head, Ajna and/or Throat Center, no defined Centers below the Throat
- Energy Projectors: One or more motor Centers (Root, Solar Plexus or Heart) are defined (but not connected to the Throat Center)
- Classic Projectors: Definition below the Throat Center, no defined motor Centers

Depending on the Projector type, there are further nuances, but generally Projectors have no constant, intrinsic source of life energy due to their undefined Sacral Center. They have phases where they have a lot of energy and can work quickly, but then they also need a rest phase to avoid burnout. Unfortunately, the school system and most jobs in our society don't accommodate this need.

When a Projector lives according to their Design, they are rewarded with success. If a Projector does not live according to their Design, they will probably sooner or later feel their Not-Self Theme of "bitterness."