What this center is about
The G center sits at the very heart of the bodygraph. It's responsible for the sense of self, direction and impersonal love: love of life, of humanity, of what you do. Its identity is tied to place: "I am where I am". Biologically the G center is linked to the liver and the blood.
Defined G center
A defined G center means a consistent direction and a consistent identity. Interestingly, the person notices it very little: it feels to them that they consciously choose where to go. In fact the direction is set by the "driver" inside, and the mind just comes along for the ride. They know who they are, and around them others begin to feel a direction too.
Trap of the defined G: imposing your identity on others, along the lines of "if you're not like me, you don't exist for me". That way a person can choose someone only because they see their own reflection, and miss the person who's really right for them.
Open G center
An open G center has no fixed identity or direction. The central question for such a person is "Who am I?", and there's no final answer to it. Identity comes from outside and changes with the environment. A child who keeps hearing "you're clever", or the opposite, "you're clumsy", tries that image on and tries to live up to it. As an adult it's important to understand: you're neither.
Trap (not-self): searching for love and direction and then being disappointed. The person decides they've finally found their path, and it turns out to be someone else's.
Gift: an open G center senses the quality of a place better than anyone. A few minutes alone in a new apartment are enough to know whether it's yours. The right people come through the right place. If you feel good in the place someone has brought you to, that person suits you. The key is having the courage to follow this feeling and move when a place isn't yours.
A question to ask yourself
Am I still looking for love and direction where they aren't?