Welcome to our short glossary for the Powers Method! In this blog post, we compiled a collection of the basics terms and concepts that will help you navigate and understand the Powers Method, a revolutionary approach to personal development and transformation based on one's birthday. Whether you're a newcomer to the method or a seasoned practitioner, this glossary will serve as a valuable resource, providing you with definitions and explanations to enhance your understanding of the Powers Method and its underlying principles.
Seasons & Stages:
In relation to time (month, day, year, life cycles), each person's seasonality is different. By understanding your current and future seasonality, you can effectively plan your life to flow with the energy; maximizing your potential! These stages are also the core foundation to the pillars of our methodology and can have multiple applications. For example, the Growth stage appears as a Soul Purpose, Nature, Life Lesson, and Relationship Dynamic. Although the underlying characteristics are similar, the way they present and are applied in each category can vary.
The twelve stages are: Cultivate, Growth, Decision, Rest, Blossom, Transform, Reopen, Harvest, and Fulfillment 🌿
Element:
Each person has one of six elements: water, wood, moon, fire, metal, and land. These elements have characteristics, strengths and weaknesses, a recommended problem solving cycle, and many other details that provide clarity to your lives.
Nature:
We all have an unbiased nature that shines through. When we are aware of our nature, and how it appears when we are balanced or unbalanced, you can diagnose when introspection and possibly an energy redirection is needed to find balance.
Life Lesson:
Each person has a different reoccurring lesson that they must consistently learn or practice in various, often subtle (unless they are out of balance in which case it will be overwhelmingly apparent), ways throughout one's life. The driving force for this need to practice comes from a karmic energy from a past life.
Relationship Dynamics:
There are both personal life studies (or karma) and relationship dynamics based on karmic lessons between two people. Those karmic lessons between people are different from one person to another within the same relationship as both may have different karmic perspectives from past life experiences.
For example, two people could have experienced the same interaction, but have very different key take always from that same experience. Those different key takeaways are what may have carried over with them to this new karmic lesson, or relationship dynamic.
We hope this first handful of terms helps as you explore and learn the Powers Method. By familiarizing yourself with these key terms and concepts, you'll be better equipped to apply the principles of the Powers Method to your own life and embark on a journey of personal growth and empowerment. Remember, the Powers Method is a dynamic and evolving practice, and there is always more to learn and discover. Continue to explore, embrace the process, and unlock your true potential with the Powers Method! ✨
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