Example: Overleaves
Request: "I would like to know the Overleaves of my spouse. His name is Phineas McFly, he is 44. He resides in Cleveland, OH, but works as an international airline pilot. So at any time he could be anywhere in the US, South America or Eastern Europe."Micheal: This Fragment is a 7th Level Young Scholar, in the Perseverance Mode with a Goal of Growth, a Spiritualist in the Moving Part of Intellectual Center with a Primary Chief Feature of Arrogance and a Secondary Chief Feature of Impatience.
Example: True Rest, True Play, True Study,
Serif comments are directly from Michael.
and Life Task
Commments in italics are from the person channeling.
A Mature Scholar asked for comments on his/her True Rest, True Play, True
Study, and Life Task. Michael commented:
Life Task for this Fragment has to do with the elucidation of world truths
with regard to the "humane" application of the information...the current task has to do with the "benificent" uses of "data". True Rest for
this Fragment can include the following:
- Listening to and playing music not related to the instrument of professional choice and not classical. (string instrument, 3rd world, Indonesian, and folk music/Appalachian).
- Study of the night sky, can include formal or informal activities.
- Walking in unfamiliar terrain for the purpose of investigating natural phenomena. (outcroppings. etc).
- Repetitive decorative arts (rug weaving, etc.)
True Study for this Fragment can include the following:
The study of gemstones including all phases of mining, cutting, polishing, setting, appreciating, and warfare over them, etc.
The historical study of migratory patterns of birds and mammals. (people too)
The study of military accoutraments, guns, uniforms and strategies.
Example: Internal Monad Status and Family Icon
Request: "I am a Mature Slave and would like comments on my Monadal
Status and on my Family Icon."
Michael: The Fragment is now at the 6th level (of 4th Monad--there are 7 levels in each Monad) and we would have to say "plugging right along." However we would recommend consultation with a competent astrologer to deal with energy fluctuations within the life as well as to recognize periods of strength and weakness that are part of the tidal flow that are the hallmarks of astrology. Also of course True Rest and True Play are apt to prove important at this time. And should you choose to set aside time for such, some alleviation of the tension expressed is likely to be less intrusive than has been the case in the past.
As regards the Icon for this Fragment, there is in fact an Adult Icon of sorts along the lines of the Intrepid Explorer; the Familial Icon (Childhood Icon) however is The One Who Cannot Do Enough For His Family.
Example: Past Live of Note
This Fragment began a life in what is called the tenth century Common
Reckoning in what is now Denmark, where he was being taught his father's trade
of boat-building; the early death of his parents left him to the care of his
uncle, who was a fisherman with more daughters than sons, and the Fragment soon
learned the priniciples of seamanship from him. At age twenty, this Fragment
was hired by a merchant to master one of his ships, and as a result, the
Fragment expanded his sailing experience to include the eastern coast of England
and Scotland, the Lowlands, and western France. eventually sailing to
southwestern France where he died of tetanus, age thirty-one, a successful and
adventurous Young Scholar.
The Fragment had a life that began in what you call Indonesia in the sixth century Common Reckoning, where she was the third daughter of a prosperous farmer and considered miraculous because she had six fingers; she died at age six, the result of a tremendous volcanic erruption.
The Fragment had a life that began in what is now Morocco, the son of a breeder of camels and horses; due to polticial upheaval, this Fragment and his brothers became thieves in an organized band led by a member of his Cadence, and took to waylaying caravans bound eastward. They managed to continue in this occupation for a dozen years, were finally caught and beheaded; the Fragment was 24 at the time.
The Fragment had a life in pre-Incan times in what is now Peru about the first century Common Reckoning; at that time this Fragment was the only surviving son of a goldsmith, and as such was taught the trade of his father. He accomplished a great deal, married well, had two survivng children, and went blind at age 27; he found a way to continue his work by touch with the help of his son, and was hailed as the favorite of the God of the Sun; he died at age 36, a much venerated figure.