Authorities

Your inner compass for making decisions.

What an authority is

Authority is the inner mechanism through which a person makes decisions that are right for them. It isn't the mind: the mind is good at analysing and advising others, but poor at deciding for the person themselves. Authority depends on which centers are defined, and the order is strict: a defined Emotional center means Emotional authority; then Sacral, Splenic, Ego, Self-Projected (G center), Mental, and for Reflectors, Lunar.

How to use it

Strategy tells you when a decision comes to you; authority tells you what it should be. Together they replace deciding with your head: some wait for emotional clarity, some trust an instant Sacral yes or no, some listen to the quiet instinct of the body.

Emotional authority

A defined Solar Plexus — decisions come in a wave. Your mood rises and falls, so there's no truth in the moment. The rule: don't decide at the peak of joy or at the bottom of sadness — give it time, “sleep on” the decision until calm clarity appears.

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Sacral authority

Sacral authority is your body's response here and now. It sounds like an inner “uh-huh” (yes) or “uhn-uhn” (no), often before your mind has had time to think. It works best when people ask you questions you can answer with “yes” or “no”.

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Splenic authority

Splenic authority is a quiet, instant knowing. Intuition speaks once, in the moment, and doesn't repeat itself. It's about survival and health: “this is good for me” or “something's off”. Learn to trust the first quiet feeling without talking yourself out of it.

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Ego authority

Heart (Ego) authority means deciding from willpower. The question to ask yourself: “What do I really want? What's in it for me?” It's important not to make promises your heart doesn't back — willpower isn't limitless and needs rest.

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Self-projected authority

Self-projected authority means the truth is in your own voice. A Projector with a defined G center finds the answer by talking the decision through out loud with people they trust. Don't listen to their advice — listen to what you yourself say, and how it sounds.

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Mental (environmental) authority

Mental (environmental) authority — there is no inner “yes/no”. Clarity is born in conversation with the right people and in the right place. Talk through your options, notice where you feel good — and don't rush.

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Lunar authority

Lunar authority belongs to the Reflector. A decision ripens over a full lunar cycle, about 28 days. Live through it from different sides, talk with people close to you — and the answer will become obvious.