What several sources agree on
- When you let your head decide on its own, you tend to get stuck in doubts that mostly come from outside.
- Your mind is built to observe and share what it figures out, and that's where it becomes valuable to others.
- Only centers above your throat are fixed, so there's no motor or body signal to settle things.
- Once it's off decision duty, your mind usually runs a lot more calmly.
How to use it
Don't decide alone in your head. Pick two or three people you trust and places where you feel good, and talk your question through. They don't decide for you, they're a sounding board. Over a few conversations, your answer tends to become obvious.
Example
You're wondering whether to move. You bring it up with your brother over coffee, then with a friend on a walk in the park. Halfway through the second chat, you hear yourself say, 'Actually, I already want to go.'
How to spot it on a chart
Only the top centers (Head, Ajna, Throat) are defined. You find it in some Projectors.