The Administrator is a grounded, persevering, service-oriented leader who is tapped into Universal truth as a guiding principle. The greatest purpose of the Administrator is to organize energy into its proper, practical form - the form which most positively serves humanity.
As an Administrator, you are dedicated to establishing systems and structures that support the success and well-being of organizations and their people. You're often known as a leader, authority, teacher, controller, director, broker, agent, officer, executive, manager, spiritual leader, captain, supervisor, boss, or inspector.
Administrators expertly implement the prosperous hierarchy of progress and sustainability, and are therefore most at home running or managing a business, organization, project, or team. As an Administrator, you are not afraid to take risks - but you do prefer a calculate, consciously-designed approach to implementing big ideas. Patience and perseverance are two of your high-value gifts; they help you maintain equanimity so you can expertly regulate progress and quality of life for others.
You're a powerful leader and also can be an excellent entrepreneur who leads within a business or organization. You have the superpower of implementing process-based action, and are greatly respected for your innate ability to turn abstract concepts into practical action steps that others can follow to achieve what they want.
You have the currency of both earthly and spiritual wisdom, and confidently walk with a foot in both worlds. This gives you the detachment and objectivity you need to be of great service for all. You have a democratic approach, and put the needs of the many before the needs of the one. You're naturally disciplined in the true essence of the word; decibel of the One. You are valued for your reliability, systematic outlook, good boundaries, and longevity-based vision. You thrive when you have rhythm and routine in your work and personal life.
The Shadow of The Administrator
If judgment gets the best of you, your Inner Critic takes over. You may become attached to a perfect order or idea that exists nowhere near the realm of real possibility. Your Inner Critic may also tell you that, if you were worth your weight in salt, you should be able to make this 1000-foot-high jump. You end up harshly judging yourself, thinking that if anyone can do it, you should be able to. Failing to live up to your misguided standard is hell for you - and for everyone concerned with the situation. When you get into this pattern, you will spiral into negativity and self-torture as you desperately try to live up to the impossibly far-fetched standards of your Inner Critic. Needless to say, it's in your best interest - and the best interest of everyone around you - to avoid this scenario at all costs.
If you feel stressed because you've taken on too much work. then you can slip into over-responsibility. To avoid this, you must be clear about what you are truly responsible for, and stay in integrity with yourself. Otherwise, you will break down, wear out, get sick, or become depressed. Even the workhorse must remember to rest, or he will eventually end up limping and lame.
Everyone and everything has limits. If you are not in touch with yours, you will break down or fail. If you are stuck in a limiting viewpoint, you will find only obstacles and reasons why something can't happen, and may end up whining, complaining, and experiencing intense self-defeat. Instead, try to see the big picture, and all of the ways you can use your divine gifts to make it happen.
If you find yourself in the shadow of The Administrator, you have lost your footing in the spiritual world, and are firmly planted inside the limits of 3-D reality. It's time for a retreat, spiritual pilgrimage, or deep dive into a sacred text to quench your parched spiritual thirst and come home again to the balance of living in both worlds.
High-Value Gifts
