Projectors need Transference This is the magic of Color and the importance of Color transference. It’s interesting, when I first introduced Color transference in the earliest PHS classes that I did in Ibiza, there was a quality or a sense that this was, in fact, a difficulty. That could not have come from anywhere else but me. It would take me these years to understand that without transference Projectors could never claim their proper place. It’s just an interesting thing, a fascinating thing in many ways because it’s actually deeply profound.
This is a tool that is absolutely essential for the Projector and yet can be quite a discomfort or an annoyance or nuisance with others. For the Projector, this is the thing. Without the transference you couldn’t tell. You couldn’t feel that pull to the other side. You couldn’t end up looking in the mirror and realizing, “Oh, my goodness,” you couldn’t tell.
The transference is, in fact, really beautiful because it’s the perfect signpost. It’s so easy to tell the difference between these harmonies. They are days and nights. They are polarities. They are true dualities. And you can tell. It’s not that you have to hear it in somebody’s words; you can hear it in the way in which your conversation goes with them. You can hear it as it comes out of you, instantly. And you can feel it; you can get to a point where you just feel the frequency.
And it’s not one thing; remember that. The whole thing about being a Projector is that the aura that you have, its special quality is that it taps into the self. I’m not talking about the identity. The identity is something that you find in the G center. That is, the identity is an aspect that can be open or defined and you have all of these particular configurations that comes out of the G.
But I’m talking about self. The self is the illusion that is created by the Magnetic Monopole in the G center. This illusion that brings together this whole that’s greater than the sum of its part and this illusion has an aura. It is literally the quantum field out of which it all operates.