The Head has to do with the pressure to think and inspiration. It stimulates us to think and characterizes what we think about, the content of our thoughts.
Defined Head
Consistent pressure to think and mental fuel for questions that are answered and resolved through inspiration and conceptualizing in one’s own timing, designed to be both inspired and inspiring in a fixed or particular way. Seeking to resolve or undo this pressure through action or escape can lead to anxiety, depression, self-doubt, and confusion. With patience, the Defined Head Center goes through a natural process of mental pressure and resolution in its own time. When invited, the questions of the Defined Head (and the answers provided by the defined Ajna) can be inspiring to others. In an unhealthy state, mental pressure is turned inward to try to resolve one’s own problems or figure out how to make decisions. This leads to greater anxiety, doubt, and confusion, or imposes thoughts and ideas on others, which leads to resistance and missed opportunities for inspiration.
Undefined Head
Open to being inspired in many different ways, able to see who and what is inspiring, picks up on the mental pressure and questions of those with Head Center Definition. In an unhealthy state, they feel pressured to think and resolve questions that do not actually matter and avoid considering what truly does matter.