Metamorphicosmosis

Hello readers, As you may know, I am a Manifestor. If you don't know what that means, check out this link on Manifestors. Now, I assume most of you do know what a manifestor is, as you've stumbled upon my blog. And if this is correct, perhaps you are also feeling a bit powerless as a Manifestor. First, let's have a look at my chart: My Unique Human Design As you can see, I have the root centre (bottom brown), the solar plexus centre (right brown), and throat centre defined in my chart. One would think that, as a Manifestor with a throat centre connected directly to my solar plexus, the most powerful authority centre, I'd have no problem voicing my feelings and being heard by others. This, however, couldn't be further from the truth. I struggle to be heard. I often feel like a projector who needs to be invited to speak or else no heads turn my way in a group. I can't initiate because no one wants to listen to me in the first place. I have tried record...

As I've stated in previous blog posts, I am a Manifestor, according to Human Design. We have the energetic components to inspire and initiate projects and events. I've read on a few descriptive sites that Manifestors, while they are natural born leaders when possessed with the energy to use their creative momentum, are more like lone wolves. This makes me wonder if the Manifestor is generally an introverted or extroverted person. Also previously mentioned in past blogs, I am an INFJ. This is the rarest personality type on the Myers Brigg's personality test . It also supports the idea that I am a lone wolf for this very reason. The INFJ personality is the most extroverted of introverts; this could indicate that I have the potential to be quite extroverted, but to be mistaken as an extroverted person would mean feeling the pressure of being expected to maintain levels of such energetic frequencies. I often must retreat into my lair- my domain of solitude and brooding inner-ps...