Manifestors…

With your defined Throat Center. You are here to initiate, create and instigate. In a word: manifest.

Although you are only a small percentage of the population (8-11% and shrinking) you are the only energy type that has the power to "call" things forth from nothing.

You can act on your inner guidance (authority) to start something, build something or enact something without waiting to respond or being invited like the other energy types.

Manifestor Energy:

being your magical Manifesting self, may be seen as bossy, direct, even controlling.

As you can imagine, this can be tough for women and we are often mislabeled and judged as "unfeminine." But the Manifestor who sits quietly, waiting on her man to lead her, not being authentically who she is, because of a misguided sense of femininity, can become a very angry woman.

Just the energy of a Manifestor, even a quiet one, is felt and often disarming to those around her; who, not understanding what they are feeling, will try to control her. And that is when it gets really interesting.

All that frustration of not being herself will build. It will either go inward (anger turned inward becomes depression) or explode outward. Neither of those creates connection.

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You are not here to please others

You are not here to wait for an invitation.

You are not here to be liked.

That can be a hard truth to swallow.

Your energy is felt before you speak.

You’ve been the most conditioned of all types — shaped to please or defend, to soften or to fight.

Neither works. Both kill your magic.

Peace comes through acceptance.

Initiate anyway — even when it’s uncomfortable.

Exchange approval for respect.

You go first. Always.

Decide who you want to be before you walk in — and move from that place.

The world adjusts.

Your strategy is to inform.

You move fast — too fast to explain yourself.

You’re not secretive. You’re sovereign.

Resistance softens when others understand your direction.

Listen to your inner yes.

Not every spark is meant to become a fire.

Share what matters. Then go.

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