A Reflector Chart

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Reflectors, at just under 2% of the population, are rare. And they are very unusual. Unlike all the other types, called sun types, the reflector is called a moon type because of it's connection to the cycles of the moon.

In terms of definition, the don't have any channels or centers so they work very differently. They are here to take things in. They are not here to be fixed, but rather are here to become their environment. That is why place is so important for them, like it is with anybody with open G centers.

Turned On

They do have characteristics via their gates, though. Every time their channel is defined by conditioning, which is all the time when they interact with people, the defined gates in their chart is "turned on", like lights on a christmas tree.

This is something for everyone with an open center that has gates defined to understand because this "turning on" is not limited to reflectors. The gates in the open centers will dominate the energy of that center.

For example, the chart on the left has an open throat with the 33rd and 45th gate defined. Any time it is defined, their voice is colored by what they remember (33) and what they have (45).

When their root is defined they can stress out about what they need (19) and whether they have the energy to correct (58).

Example of hanging gates in undefined centers

The 48th gate is the fear of inadequacy.
The 57th is the fear of tomorrow.
The 44th gate is the fear of the past.
The 29th gate is the impulse to say yes.
The 49th gate is to accept or reject (marry or divorce).

These aspects get lit up when the center is defined.

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