The 5 Personality Patterns: Your Guide to Understanding Yourself and Others and Developing Emotional Maturity
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The 5 Personality Patterns: Your Guide to Understanding Yourself and Others and Developing Emotional Maturity
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They are strong in the skills and talents of the pattern, but still have a very strong need to look good and perform well. They have difficulty letting go into silliness, spontaneity, joy, or play.
Aggressive-patterned people also need to learn how to contain their own energy.
At those times, they will most likely exhibit the gifts of the pattern, such as strength, energy, confidence…
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Another way they recreate their childhood wounding is by breaking the connection with others and leaving at the first hint of an emotional disturbance. When they leave, the other person feels abandoned and protests in some way, which creates the very sort of emotional disturbance that they feared. The other person’s frustration and anger then seem
... See moreIt is attachment to the physical plane, and specifically to the physical and energetic earth that supports and nurtures all life here.
When working with patterns of time, they have good rhythm and may be drummers or dancers. When working with patterns of space, they may be talented architects, designers, painters, or sculptors. When working with patterns of sound, they may be good with music and languages. They tend to be skillful with words and grammar, and are usually good at pu
... See moreFor people who adopted the enduring pattern, it was the process of creating and expressing a separate self that brought the attack. So to protect their budding self, they learned to negate their self.
So to protect themselves, they avoid any direct self-expression, such as taking any personal action or position.
So there’s very little impulse inside of them to create a change, even when that’s what they want. Typically, they believe that they have no right to ask for something different, and they are often not even sure what they would want.