The Seven Modes

Text by DAVID GREGG

A Photo Comparison of the Seven Modes: Reserve, Passion, Caution, Power, Perseverance, Aggression, Observation
Personality Traits

 

Reserve Mode

In the eyes of Reserve is a sense of elegance and refinement. These polished souls sculpt their lives with a cultivated taste, and the softness of their gaze reveals the delicate rhythm of sophistication.

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Passion Mode

Grinning ear to ear with a range of expression conservatively described as unbridled and free, people in Passion cast a luminous gaze that beams with excitement, enthusiasm, and just plain old fun.

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Caution Mode

People in Caution appear tentative and careful, as if life to them is a perpetually drawn bath that must be cautiously checked to avoid getting scalded by hot water.

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Power Mode

People in Power appear strong and grounded with an unmistakable solidity in their eyes that feels heavy with the weight of authority. Their gaze is penetrating and unshakable.

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Perseverance Mode

People in Perseverance are known for their pursed lips and a tenacious expression that they have "miles to go before they sleep."

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Aggression Mode

People in Aggression may reveal a quality in their eyes that seems feral, striking those around them with dynamic expressions of verve and vigor.

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Observation Mode

People in Observation have opaque and neutral expressions, with eyes that work like mini black holes, absorbing the details and minutia of all that is around them.

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About David Gregg

David is the webmaster of MichaelTeachings.com and also moderates the Michael teachings discussion list at Yahoogroups. He has been a Michael student since 1996 and began channeling as a tool for spiritual enrichment. He is also a professional musician and plays the saxophone, clarinet, and flute, with a lifetime love for jazz and classical music. He enjoys literature and book collecting, and writes short stories in his spare time.

He occasionally writes reviews and profiles of jazz musicians at his jazz blog, Jazz Reader.

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