Center

The Spleen (instinct) center

Your in-the-moment instinct and your sense of what's safe for you and what isn't.

Defined

What several sources agree on
  • It's your oldest compass, a survival instinct that reacts in the moment.
  • It speaks once, softly, and doesn't repeat itself.
  • Its fear is a one-off protective reflex, very different from worrying about tomorrow.

Open

What several sources agree on
  • This center is your oldest alarm system, and for you it speaks less regularly, depending on who's around.
  • A fear in the moment is a different animal from worrying about tomorrow, so learn to tell them apart.
  • When a fear of acting hides no real danger, it often points to what matters to you.
Defined (colored in)

You have fairly reliable instincts in the moment, a small voice telling you whether a situation is good for you. You often feel at ease, even on your own.

Open (white)

You may cling to people, habits or situations because they feel safe, even when they no longer suit you. The trap is holding on too long to what you should let go.

This center is defined when at least one of the channels below is complete. 11 of the 40 people in our collection have it defined.

Its 7 gates

Its 9 channels

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