The G center concerns Love, Identity, and Direction. Associated with style, aesthetics, affinity, and resonance.
Defined G
Brings a consistent way of being yourself, through how you behave, what you can resonate with, and what you love: “This is who I am, this is what I love, this is where I am going.” This sense of self may be conscious or unconscious. Provides direction in life and often a sense of mission, which can provide love and direction to others. Having a fixed way of loving that does not need to hold onto the love of others. This sense of self and direction is wired into the body and is not designed to be controlled by others or the mind. In an unhealthy state, one allows others to control the direction and loses touch with what resonates with one’s own higher self and what is known to be true about oneself. Can be fixed in behavior and judgmental of others’ behavior. A core environmental question is “Can I be myself here?”
Undefined G
Able to see who someone else is and appreciate their love, direction, and sense of self. Able to see who is truly being themselves. Flexible in terms of style, expression, or behavior. Able to adapt to different environments, roles, and groups. This chameleon-like quality is not necessarily a false representation of the self; rather, it reflects a broader range of self-expression and identification, depending on the environment. In an unhealthy state, they constantly seek a stable sense of love, identity, and direction through clinging to people, places, or roles. A core question is “Do I like who I become here?” and “Can I enjoy what this relationship, role, or environment brings out in me?”
