One of the five types
Type: Manifesting Generator
A Manifesting Generator has a defined Sacral and, on top of that, a motor connected to the Throat centre. The tradition sees in this the Generator's staying power joined with speed of action. You often do several things at once and skip steps others find necessary, then come back to tie something up.
- Strategy
- respond, then inform
- Signature
- Satisfaction
- Not-self
- Frustration and anger
- Aura
- open and enveloping
Strategy
The strategy has two steps. First a response, as with the Generator: movement starts from something that came from outside and that the body meets with energy. Then informing: before you move, you tell the people it affects what you intend to do. Your pace can surprise them, and a few words in advance take away a lot of resistance.
Aura
As with the Generator, the aura is described as open and enveloping. It draws people and opportunities, because it shows a lot of energy and that things move fast around you. With every offer it is worth noticing whether it is your body that responds, or only a mind that does not want to miss anything.
Signature and not-self
The signature is satisfaction. The not-self signals are frustration and anger. Frustration tends to come when action started in the head and got stuck, and anger when the world cannot keep up or someone learns about your move only after the fact. In the doctrine both signals lead back to the same two steps, responding and informing.
Authority in this type
emotional
You have a defined Solar Plexus, the centre of emotion, so the Sacral's answer also passes through the emotional wave. At your pace this can be hard: the body wants to move at once, and clarity arrives only with time. The doctrine suggests sleeping on it and checking whether the energy returns in a calmer state as well. Only then is it time to inform and move.
sacral
Your authority is the Sacral and its answer in the moment of a question. At your pace it is easy to miss, because the mind has already planned three steps ahead. It is worth noticing the body's first reaction before anything gets explained, and right after it telling others what is starting to move.