Defined
What several sources agree on
- The same kinds of questions tend to come back to you wherever you are.
- About 30% of people have this center defined.
- You can get other people thinking, and sometimes put pressure on them without meaning to.
Open
What several sources agree on
- You tend to turn up the volume on other people's mental pressure and mistake it for your own.
- Watch thoughts roll by like the weather, without trying to solve every one.
- You don't have to act on every flash of inspiration. Let your way of deciding sort out what deserves action.
- Holding every answer isn't your job, and that's perfectly fine.
Defined (colored in)
You have a fairly steady supply of ideas and questions. You can spark other people's thinking, though not every question needs answering right now.
Open (white)
Other people's riddles land in your head and can buzz there for days. The trap is chasing answers to puzzles that were never yours to solve.
This center is defined when at least one of the channels below is complete. 10 of the 40 people in our collection have it defined.
Its 3 gates
Its 3 channels
Channel 4-63
Crack finder
Shaky reasoning jumps out at you, and you want an explanation that actually holds up.
Channel 24-61The mind on repeat
Big questions loop in your head until an answer finally shows up and settles things.
Channel 47-64Puzzle of the past
Your mind shuffles messy memories and images until the meaning suddenly clicks.