A constant need to feel a mass, collective Flow, swirls of energy, “the buzz”. An irresistible urge to be the initiator, the trigger mechanism of these movements and flows (social ones above all). An inability to stop at what has already been achieved (they keep on achieving one new thing after another); an inability to stop or settle down at all (restlessness). Difficulty accepting the negative results of their own actions (accepting responsibility for their own decisions). Distrust of logic; knowledge through personal experience. Their irrepressible flow often frustrates the people around them.

Disharmonious and Conflict-Prone Traits

1. Tirelessly “stirring up” the people around them (“everybody up and off we go”), with or without cause; trying to provoke and set off other people's activity even when there is no need for it. They love to “burst” into other people's lives without asking them about it much.
2. Not a minute's peace, restlessness — and everyone around them has to be drawn into it.
3. Adoring trying out and carrying through one new project after another, they are often unable to stop at what has been achieved.
4. Thinking on a grand scale, they often treat the people around them as means to their many ends, as willing parts of the machinery of achievement, forgetting about their inner world.
5. They prefer to keep “favourites” in their circle as the chief executors of their aims; they often replace them
6. They avoid taking responsibility for their decisions and admitting the negative results of their actions (they go back on their word, pass the buck to others, look for a scapegoat: “it was not me, he misunderstood me”).
7. They hand out empty promises freely and take on the most hopeless and illogical ventures (without giving much thought to who will carry them out, or how).
8. They refuse to believe logical arguments or other people's experience to the very last, until they have stepped on the rake themselves.

Harmonious Traits

1. Inspiration, galvanising others into doing something. They easily lift and inspire masses of people to take on anything that interests them. Charismatic. They infect others with their state, with their stream of energy; with the heat of their inner flow they lead people through the “darkness” of indecision. Initiators. Entertainers and showmen on any scale.
2. Energetic, hard-working, tireless.
3. Able to unite and to fuse, in a single surge, the ideas, aims and worldviews of the most varied people; to give people a concept that brings them together; to be the centre, the vortex of a social structure.
4. Innovators. They generate one new creative idea after another. They experiment easily and boldly in any direction.
5. Gifted in many ways. They boldly try themselves out in new fields of activity.
6. Breadth of vision, of views, of actions, of aims and of the way they are achieved.
7. A very wide circle of acquaintances, an ease in accepting help given freely.
8. Trust in the world, in the Flow. An ability to influence the movement of powerful energies, social ones above all.
9. They prefer to learn not in the way society expects, but by teaching others.

Fears, Sources of Displeasure

1. Monotony, repetition, stagnation, coming to a halt, silence.
2. Being controlled, being subject to someone, other people's rules.
3. Obstacles in the way of their Flow, their energy, their “buzz”.
4. Pettiness, excessive attention to particulars.
5. Being accused of a lack of mastery (at work).
6. Formality, strictness and seriousness in what is done.
7. Responsibility, accepting the results of their actions and decisions (the negative ones above all).
8. Being presented with facts, proofs and irrefutable logical arguments against them and their behaviour.
9. They find it hard to bear a second whirlwind like themselves nearby; they get into competition and conflict with it.

Sources of Pleasure

1. “The buzz”, the Flow, setting mass movements going.
2. Recognition of their mastery.
3. Interacting with others from the position of a teacher.
4. A varied, ever-changing crowd around them.
5. The mystical, the esoteric, mystery.

Careers (Comfortable, Self-Actualizing)

1. Initiators of any kind of activity
2. Freelancers (their own master — nothing blocks the Flow)
3. Directors
4. Actors
5. Politicians (public, active, uniting)
6. Spiritual teachers (for students of every kind)
7. Organisers of mass events
8. Lawyers (where the jury has to be won over emotionally, set alight)
9. Toastmasters (tamada), showmen

Games – Roles – Manipulations

1. “If we do not do it now, everything will be lost, we will miss the moment, our luck, and so on.”
2. “He is to blame for all of it!” “I never said that, I never did that, it was not me, you misunderstood me.”
3. “If you do not like the way I behave, I wash my hands of it and I am leaving.”
4. “You do it yourself — you are better at it, and I have no time, I am busy.”

Appearance

Natural, sweeping; women often prefer ginger and orange shades in their clothes and hair colour; large pieces of jewellery; they dislike a clearly finished look

Motor Activity

Sweeping, rollicking, massive, energetic

Personality Development (Paths)

1. Unhurriedness, calm, deliberation, rest and quiet — for themselves and for others.
2. Taking responsibility for the results of their own actions (the positive ones as well as the negative).
3. Paying attention not only to grand actions and events, but also to small things, to the parts of the structure that carries them out.
4. Respect and gratitude towards those who carry out and realise their aims.
5. Attention to other people's opinions (especially those differing from their own), to other people's experience, to logical arguments, facts and proofs