To understand any of the four Types as accurately as possible, you need to observe people of that Type closely in life. A Type is a living reflection of the aura. It is important to see how people of a given Type develop, how they change as they awaken, and how they interact with others.
The secret to understanding the aura of the Manifesting Generator lies here as well.
How can you picture the aura of the Manifesting Generator? To do that, you need to understand what the auras of the two separate Types are like: the Manifestor's and the Generator's.
On the one hand, the Manifesting Generator is a synthesis of the Generator and the Manifestor; on the other hand, it is a completely different Universe with its own features.
The Manifestor's true aura is closed and repelling. It is the aura of the Warrior, which openly declares: “I am here! Be careful!”
But in fact most of these declarations are defensive, because in life the Manifestor is very sensitive and vulnerable. With such a strong and powerful aura, they often become a target themselves. The Manifestor can be compared to a cheetah: the fastest of all living creatures, yet very fragile. After investing themselves in something for a few minutes, they then need several hours to recover.
As for the Generator's aura, it is the aura of the Buddha. It simply says: “I am open to the flow of life that passes through me.” The Generator is like a black hole, absorbing everything around it and boundless in its depth. But the volume of the Generator's “vessel” is in fact limited. For them, life moves at the pace it should, given all the existing limitations.
So, by combining the two auras, the Manifestor's and the Generator's, we get the aura of the “Warrior Buddha,” the aura of a perfect combination of Yin and Yang. It does not require great effort, and yet it can keep moving almost endlessly.
Manifesting Generators are the true archetype of human possibility. They are people of enormous strength who at the same time find it hard to contain their turbulent energy. Unlike the pure Generator, they are faster and more impetuous, but unlike the pure Manifestor, they are endowed with an innate system of Response.
They can accelerate to 60 mph in a couple of seconds and disappear over the horizon. But they can stop just as quickly after getting a “taste” of the matter and make a sharp 180-degree turn.
The path of the Manifesting Generator is a dance: a union or a constant, irreconcilable struggle between the masculine and the feminine, between unbridled whims and calm strength. It is the untamable wildness of the Warrior and the quiet resistance of the Buddha. Both poles meet here, and every time one of them steps forward, the other has to step back.
If you let your inner Warrior lead without waiting for your Sacral Response, you will meet incredible resistance from society.
But the aura of the Manifesting Generator, open and magnetic, cannot protect them the way the aura of a pure Manifestor would, so the Manifesting Generator is not built to cope with the resistance they meet, and as a result becomes a hostage to the consequences of their own initiative.
Conversely, if you let the Buddha lead you through life, in patience and trust, you will really begin to radiate light, your potential will flare up, and everyone around you will notice. After all, despite the name of the Type, what defines you is the Generator, which means your decision-making Strategy stays the same: wait for life to offer you something, and act according to your Sacral's answer.
In one lifetime you can achieve more than a pure Generator in 100 lifetimes. But, unfortunately, few Manifesting Generators are able to let their Buddha step forward and realize their inner potential to the fullest. And ironically, the hardest thing for these people is to be patient and wait.
The Manifesting Generator's path to awakening is not an easy one. For the first 3.5 years, the masculine principle will literally force its way ahead, knocking your inner “woman” off her feet.
Manifesting Generators, how does this thrilling dance go for you? Who leads you: the Warrior or the Buddha?
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