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Engineer
Motivation: Anger
The Engineer embodies a unique blend of characteristics, combining the traits of the Creator, and Explorer. On their journey along the narrow path for Jesus, they carry three symbolic tools: the maul, the quill, and the explorer's pack. The maul, a double-headed instrument, can be used for building and construction or wielded as a weapon for warfare. Similarly, the Engineer's anger, represented by the maul, can fuel constructive reformation or destructive harm.The quill, representing creativity, enables the Engineer to craft diplomatic solutions, often averting conflict. Meanwhile, the explorer's pack, symbolizing experience, equips them with the necessary tools to embark on missions and respond to unexpected challenges.However, when the Engineer succumbs to shame or fear, their emotions can manifest as self-righteousness and anger. If not grounded in Christ, this anger may be misdirected, masked by creative justifications and a focus on victimhood. In these moments, the Engineer's natural talents can be hijacked by destructive impulses.By acknowledging and surrendering these emotions to Christ, the Engineer can redirect their anger, creativity, and experience toward positive outcomes. As they walk the narrow path, they can harness their unique gifts to build, create, and explore, fueled by a motivation that honors God.Through this transformation, the Engineer's tools become instruments of redemption, their anger refined into constructive passion, their creativity harnessed for inspirational purposes, and their experience guiding others along the journey.
Ally
Motivation: Shame
The Ally's unique profile includes characteristics from the Creator, and Guardian archetypes. This blend equips them with symbolic tools, representing their inherent helping nature and creative problem-solving skills. These tools include medicine, poisons, and knowledge of plants and minerals, which can be used for healing or harm, depending on their connection to Christ.When following Jesus, the Ally leverages these tools for kingdom purposes, using their expertise to heal and support others. However, when disconnected from Christ, these same tools can be misused, harming themselves and others. The Ally's motivation stems from a deep-seated shame, driving their quest for self-worth.Their medicine symbolizes the helping they were created to do, but when shame triggers anger, fueled by the Guardian's protective instincts, this medicine can transform into poison, to be used against others and against themselves. The Ally's Creator aspect brings innovative solutions, artistic expression, and resourceful navigation of complex situations. Yet, this aspect is also motivated by shame, emphasizing uniqueness and differentiation.This presents a challenge for the Ally's ego: offering the right help, rather than the most unique help. The Ally must balance their desire to stand out with the need to serve humbly, creative impulses with practical effectiveness, and self-worth concerns with Christ-centered identity.By acknowledging and surrendering their shame and anger to Christ, the Ally can transform their medicine into healing balm, channeling their creativity for kingdom purposes, and embodying self-worth rooted in Christ's love. Through this transformation, the Ally becomes a powerful instrument of healing and support, bringing hope and restoration to others.
MOtivator
Motivation: Shame
The Motivator includes a complex blend of characteristics from the Keeper, and Diplomat archetypes. Within them lies a powerful symbolic trio: a whip representing motivation, a shield signifying loyalty and protection, and a medicine kit embodying their gift of healing words. However, this same whip that motivates others can also be turned inward, fueling self-deprecation and shame - the Motivator's primary sin pattern, rooted in their relentless pursuit of achievement.This internal struggle is further complicated by the fear motivation of the Keeper, which shields their ego, and the anger motivation of the Diplomat, which fuels their passion for justice. The Keeper's shield protects not only those they love but also their own vulnerable ego, while the Diplomat's medicine kit tends to the emotional wounds of others.Despite these internal conflicts, the Motivator's unique combination of traits enables them to offer hope to a broken world. The whip that drives them to achieve also motivates others to action. The shield that guards their ego also protects those they care about. And the medicine kit that heals others' wounds also symbolizes the redemptive power of their words.Through this intricate interplay of strengths and weaknesses, the Motivator, Keeper, and Diplomat aspects work together to bring hope and redemption to others. As the Motivator surrenders their shame and fear to God, they can transform their internal struggles into a powerful force for good, reflecting God's love and light to a world in need.
Creator
Motivation: Shame
The Creator embodies a unique blend including the Engineer, and Ally archetypes. Symbolically, they carry an herbalism kit, representing their gift for harnessing the natural world to heal and support others. This kit is accompanied by a book of knowledge, ensuring accuracy in identifying plants and minerals, and a rope, signifying their willingness to lend a helping hand.The Creator's tools represent the diverse talents and gifts God has entrusted to them, empowering them to make a positive impact in the world. However, beneath their creative and helpful exterior lies a complex motivational dynamic. Primarily driven by deep-seated shame, the Creator yearns to be different and yet desperately sought after. This paradoxical desire often manifests as a longing to be saved from their own brokenness, while also aspiring to be the hero in others' stories.The Engineer aspect of the Creator can sometimes surface as cantankerousness and meanness, particularly when their shame and insecurity are triggered. Conversely, the Ally's influence can amplify their helpful nature, but also perpetuate their sense of entitlement and desire for acceptance at any cost. This shame-fueled craving can lead the Creator down a path of people-pleasing, compromising their values and autonomy.As the Creator navigates this intricate inner landscape, they must confront the tension between their genuine desire to help others and their own need for validation. By acknowledging and surrendering their shame to God, the Creator can transform their motivations, harnessing their talents and gifts to serve others with humility, compassion, and authenticity. Through this redemption, the Creator's unique blend of strengths can become a powerful force for good, reflecting God's love and creativity in the world.
Iconoclast
Motivation: Fear
The Iconoclast embodies a dynamic blend of characteristics included from the Explorer, and Guardian archetypes. Symbolically, they carry three potent tools: a lantern representing the flame of knowledge, an explorer's pack equipped for missional endeavors, and an axe for defense, survival, and spiritual battle. These instruments reflect the Iconoclast's multifaceted nature, poised to illuminate, explore, and protect.However, beneath their wise and adventurous exterior lies a complex motivational dynamic. Primarily driven by fear, the Iconoclast is consumed by an insatiable greed for knowledge. This unrelenting desire to learn can become an all-consuming force, akin to a dragon hoarding treasure. Their fear of missing out, fueled by the Explorer's influence, propels them to amass knowledge, often at the cost of sharing it with others.The Guardian aspect of the Iconoclast can manifest as angry outbursts when pressed to share their expertise, revealing a deep-seated resistance to vulnerability. This protective instinct, though well-intentioned, can hinder collaboration and community. The Iconoclast's fear-driven pursuit of knowledge can also lead to isolation, as they prioritize accumulation over application.As the Iconoclast navigates this intricate inner landscape, they must confront the tension between their thirst for knowledge and their reluctance to share it. By acknowledging and surrendering their fear to God, the Iconoclast can transform their motivations, harnessing their intellectual curiosity to illuminate paths for others. Through this redemption, the Iconoclast's unique blend of strengths can become a powerful force for good, shining the light of knowledge, exploring new horizons, and defending truth with courage and humility.In surrendering their fear, the Iconoclast can discover a more balanced approach to knowledge, one that prioritizes wisdom, collaboration, and generosity. As they yield to God's guidance, their lantern of knowledge becomes a beacon, illuminating the path for others, and their axe becomes a mighty instrument for justice, defending the vulnerable and upholding truth.
Keeper
Motivation: Fear
The Keeper is a complex blend of characteristics that include the Diplomat, and Motivator archetypes. Symbolically, they carry three potent icons: a banner representing loyalty, a whip to motivate and defend, and a shield to protect and provide peace. These instruments reflect the Keeper's multifaceted nature, driven to safeguard and serve.However, beneath their steadfast exterior lies a primary motivation rooted in fear, manifesting as deep-seated insecurity. This vulnerability can express itself in two contrasting ways: recluse-like behavior or a fierce, fight-to-the-death demeanor. The Motivator aspect within them fuels this insecurity, generating a crippling sense of shame that resonates with a harsh inner panel of critics, perpetually condemning them.The Diplomat's influence contributes to the Keeper's peaceful nature, yet also harbors a volatile potential. When disturbed, this tranquility can erupt into explosive anger, lashing out at anyone who stands in their way. This inner turmoil often stems from the Keeper's profound desire for security and control.Despite these internal struggles, when operating under Christ's guidance, the Keeper's loyalty and desire for security become powerful catalysts for inspiration and motivation. Their predictability and reliability make them a cornerstone of support for others, drawing people to follow the mission God has entrusted to them. As they surrender their fears and insecurities to Christ, the Keeper's unique blend of strengths transforms into a mighty force for good.Through this redemption, the Keeper's banner of loyalty waves boldly, their whip motivates with compassion, and their shield protects with unwavering courage. Their Diplomat's peaceful nature becomes a balm to the hurting, while their Motivator's drive fuels a passionate pursuit of God's purposes. As the Keeper finds security in Christ, their deep-seated fears give way to steadfast faith, inspiring others to stand firm in the face of adversity.
Explorer
Motivation: Fear
The Explorer carries a dynamic blend of characteristics from the Engineer, and Iconoclast archetypes. Symbolically, they carry three powerful tools: a staff for walking and defense, the breastplate of righteousness to secure their heart, and a spyglass to gaze into the unknown. These instruments reflect the Explorer's adventurous spirit, ever-ready to embark on new journeys.However, beneath their bold exterior lies a unique fear - the fear of missing out on possibilities, whether in the real or imagined world. This driving force propels them forward, yet also renders them restless. Their staff, a trusted walking stick, becomes an extension of their questing nature.The Engineer aspect within the Explorer contributes to an angry streak, which can surface when they're pressed to solidify plans or relinquish control. This resistance to structure stems from their innate desire for freedom and spontaneity. Meanwhile, the Iconoclast's influence amplifies their fear of the unknown, making stillness and quiet contemplation a challenging pursuit.Despite these internal tensions, when the Explorer leans on God, their strengths transform into powerful instruments for Kingdom purposes. Their staff evolves into a shepherd's rod, guiding and protecting others. The breastplate of righteousness shields them from sin and demonic oppression, while their spyglass becomes a prophetic tool, foreseeing opportunities and challenges ahead.As the Explorer surrenders their fears and restlessness to God, their Engineer's precision and Iconoclast's wisdom converge to fuel innovative problem-solving and strategic exploration. Their adventurous spirit, now tempered by faith, emboldens others to join them on paths previously unknown. Through this redemption, the Explorer's unique blend of strengths shines forth, illuminating new horizons and paving the way for others to follow.In Christ, the Explorer finds the ultimate navigator, and their heart, once anxious about missing out, now rests in the assurance that God's plans are greater than any possibility they could imagine.
Guardian
Motivation: Anger
The Guardian gains a powerful blend of characteristics from the Ally, and Iconoclast archetypes. Symbolically, they carry three potent tools: the gavel of Divine Justice, a book of knowledge guiding them on the narrow path, and a rope to bind evil and sin. These instruments reflect the Guardian's unwavering commitment to righteousness and protection.However, beneath their resolute exterior lies a complex motivational dynamic. Primarily driven by anger at injustices and personal slights, the Guardian's passion for justice can sometimes tip into vengeance. Their Ally aspect contributes a shame-based tendency to present themselves as helpful, yet manipulatively pursue their own interests. Meanwhile, the Iconoclast's influence fuels their fear, leading them to meticulously record wrongs committed by others, using this ledger as evidence for future judgments.If left unchecked, this toxic mix can devolve into megalomania, propelling the Guardian toward relentless pursuit of power. Their zeal for justice can become distorted, punishing perceived wrongs with unyielding severity.Yet, in Christ, the Guardian's strengths are redeemed and transformed. Attuned to the Holy Spirit, they allow divine guidance to direct their actions. Their protective instincts make them exceptional Shepherds and Apostles, discerning precisely where to apply pressure to achieve God's mission. Empowered by the Spirit, the Guardian's gavel becomes an instrument of righteous justice, their book of knowledge illuminates the path ahead, and their rope binds evil, protecting the vulnerable.Through this redemption, the Guardian's anger is transmuted into a burning passion for God's justice, their shame is replaced by humility, and their fear gives way to faith. As they surrender to Christ, the Guardian's unique blend of strengths shines forth, defending the faithful, guiding the lost, and upholding the righteousness of God.In this transformed state, the Guardian's discernment and strategic insight enable them to navigate complex spiritual battles, protecting the flock from harm. Their unwavering commitment to justice becomes a beacon of hope, inspiring others to stand firm in the face of adversity.
Diplomat
Motivation: Anger
The Diplomat has characteristics from the Motivator, and Keeper archetypes. As followers of Christ, they emulate the peaceful reign of a wise monarch, utilizing diplomacy to motivate and avoid conflict whenever possible. Symbolically, they carry three distinct symbols: a crown representing their ordination to diplomacy, a scepter signifying leadership by example and steadfast resolve in battle, and a shield protecting their realm.However, beneath their tranquil exterior lies a complex motivational dynamic. Primarily driven by anger, the Diplomat is deeply averse to conflict and volatile situations, which fuels their relentless pursuit of peace. This drive can become overwhelming, stemming from a deep-seated desire to maintain harmony and avoid confrontation.The Motivator aspect within the Diplomat introduces shame when peace eludes them, simmering beneath the surface as repressed anger. If left unchecked, this tension can erupt into counterproductive explosions of hostility, courtesy of the Keeper's influence. Following such outbursts, the Diplomat often retreats, seeking solitude to recharge.Yet, in Christ, the Diplomat's strengths are redeemed and transformed. Their leadership becomes characterized by peace and justice, driven by a passion for what is good and fair. They create environments where others can grow and thrive, offering security and stability to those within their sphere of influence.Through this redemption, the Diplomat's crown symbolizes wise governance, their scepter represents courageous leadership, and their shield protects the vulnerable. Their anger is transmuted into a burning desire for peaceful resolution, their shame replaced by humility, and their fear gives way to faith.As they surrender to Christ, the Diplomat's unique blend of strengths shines forth, mediating conflicts, promoting understanding, and upholding justice. Their presence becomes a sanctuary, where others find refuge and guidance. In the midst of turmoil, the Diplomat stands as a beacon of peace, reflecting the Prince of Peace Himself.
