Official State

Archetype: Officer/Rescuer

The best concept to describe the focus of this state is Service.

Physical: Action

Focus on physical execution; developing, training, and favoring physical abilities, aptitudes, and impulses.

Rational: Conception

Focus on perception of ideas and information; attention and response to concepts, definitions, and meanings.

Emotional: Inspiration

Focus on perceiving emotions from external sources; attention and response to emotivity, expressiveness, and empathy.

It is the state of heroism, responsiveness and cooperation. It represents a psyche that is physically tense, and rationally and emotionally flexible. We are in this state when we look to play the part, provide, and deliver. We are attentive to the social medium, points of view, and needs; and want to feel as an important part of the action. Our interest is not necessarily delimiting a plan, but being resourceful, apt and dependable. This state is social, open to emotions and will be reflective upon them, but its main focus is responding to them.

By definition, this is the state of focus in action, conception and inspiration. Its main characteristic is acting upon ideas, or pondering about thrilling activities, and bringing excitement to practical things. This defines our ability to act as our role suggests, and carry or convey the tasks our social environment requires from us.

People who have a constant tendency to this state focus on their actions and environment. Their open mind and heart serve as instant stimulus they have to respond to. They concentrate in the end product, delivering and solving the problem; and may not enjoy the methodology or contemplation as much. They fight for the spotlight. Their best scenario is having shoes to fill, bacon to deliver, messages to convey, or products to show. They are susceptible to the social moment, opinion or demand; so they would find it hard to avoid social or peer habits and pressure.

People that are strongly heroical feel a need to be needed. They are not interested in becoming a mastermind, but a key player. They like physical training and work, but prefer activities that involve others. They are good at following plans, but dislike being submissive. They can be impatient for abstracted and regulated activities, like philosophy, science, spirituality or relaxation. They avoid wasting time and their idea of not wasting it is doing necessary chores; so, they always look for the next demand. They are inquisitive and emotionally open, and use these abilities for outreach. Rather than altruism or emotional support they concentrate on connection and empathy. They may tend to rely on habits and customs to act upon. They could overlook the objective for the excitement at times.

Tendencies towards introversion:

Action cultivates competition and impatience; prompting self-reliance.