The Collective circuit group carries the keynote of sharing. Its two halves, the Understanding or Logic circuit and the Sensing or Abstract circuit, exist to take what one person has worked out or lived through and pass it outward to people the person may never meet. Logic looks forward, testing patterns until they can be relied on. Abstract looks back at experience and makes sense of it as story.
The Collective circuit family: sharing
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- Keynote
- Sharing
- Sub_circuits
- Collective Understanding (Logic), Collective Sensing (Abstract)
- Channel_count
- 14
- Centres_touched
- Head, Ajna, Throat, G, Sacral, Spleen, Solar Plexus, Root
- Channels_sensing
- 64-47, 11-56, 41-30, 35-36, 13-33, 29-46, 42-53
- Oriented_towards
- humanity in general, including people not personally known
- Centre_not_touched
- Heart (Ego)
- Channels_understanding
- 63-4, 17-62, 7-31, 5-15, 9-52, 18-58, 16-48
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