Awakened Projectors live a life full of trust. They trust that the right people, the right invitations, the right opportunities will see them, will come to them. It is this trust, this faith, that ultimately gives them the courage not to live a life full of compromise – which is about the worst (and most tempting!) thing a Projector can do.The most important thing for a Projector is to be recognized – their greatest secret is people.
They absolutely have to have the right people around them – those who recognize them. If people do not recognize a projector – they become an energy drain. When you meet a Projector, you meet someone who will focus on you like a laser beam! Most Projectors are usually more interested in other people than themselves so they love to jump in and try to help people without being invited!
This is an admirable quality, but it is the Projector who will end up feeling unappreciated, exhausted and bitter when they are not appreciated for doing this.It is so important for Projectors to understand that if they succumb to this fear of not being recognized and force the pace with other people they are not only wasting their precious and limited energy resources but they are also missing the real opportunities.
The Projector will never find what is right for them by jumping in and trying to make things happen. A Projector needs the right person in their life not just any old person. Ultimately, true success in life for a Projector is in selecting the right people to have in their lives. Those people who truly recognize and appreciate them for who they really are. Our wise and intelligent guides.
Because they are “non energy” types and they are not here to work steadily like the Generator Types, the Projector Types may receive a lot of judgment from other and be perceived as "lazy" when. In fact, it is literally unhealthy for these types to initiate any kind of action or to work at the wrong kind of jobs on a steady basis.
They usually can't sustain the energy flow on their own.They have to be asked to dance, proposed to for marriage, invited to join a club, offered a job without asking for it. Because Projectors instinctively understand the power of invitation, they often end up doing the inviting instead of waiting to be invited. This is a dangerous thing for Projectors.
Projectors are classified with Reflectors as a nonenergy type. These two Types use their experiential wisdom about energy to increase the understanding and productivity of the energy types (Generators and Manifestors).Projectors have a general openness to life, combined with an aura that penetrates the energy of others so they can absorb it, and energetically taste it. With their capacity to see the big picture, recognize the talents and gifts of others, and bring people together, they make exceptional advisors, administrators, networkers and natural mediators.
Projectors can be gifted organizers, and masters at understanding how to maximize energy and resources as they see things that others often miss.Projectors are waiting for what is best described as a more formal, long term invitation. They are waiting for 'investors' to recognize, request and empower their special skills - in exchange for ample compensation! That invitation offers the Projector access to the investor's initiating and generating energy resources. This is what the Projector lives for, how their genius is empowered, and how they will experience the success they are here to achieve in their lifetime.
The relationship between the Generator and Projector is both essential and interdependent, as neither has the power to fulfill their purpose without the other.Once a proper invitation is completed or withdrawn, the Projector's job is complete. Because the energy they were committed to managing is no longer available to them, however, their not-self may panic and interfere with their letting go and moving on. Their not-self has no confidence in Strategy or their Projector auric invitation field, which can lead to them holding onto people, not knowing when enough is enough, trying to prove themselves, accepting a wrong invitation to begin with, or being fearful of not being invited again.